Chairman of the parliament calling for the activation of the Commission modified the Iraqi constitut

Chairman of the parliament calling for the activation of the Commission modified the Iraqi constitution



         


10/20/2015 0:00

BAGHDAD - morning
postponed the House of Representatives vote on the draft second amendment bill to the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006 submitted by the committees of the economy, investment and financial to Tuesday's session coming at a time when the Council voted on only five articles of the law, while Council President Salim al-called parliamentary blocs to representatives nomination to activate the committee to amend the constitution.  and the Congress that the law aims to facilitate the organization of work in the investment bodies and address some of the constraints shown by the practice in the application of the Investment Law, as amended, and to create an encouraging and appropriate climate for investment in all sectors and the granting of privileges and exemptions and soft loans attractive to investors.

At the outset of the meeting President al-Jubouri, read out a statement on the occasion of the annual writing the Iraqi constitution anniversary, he returned the stage of writing the constitution an important stage of Iraq's modern history, ended the era of the dictatorship, alluding not to the possibility of losing sight of the big effort the institution for the elite of this effort and response to the most difficult circumstances, headed by Sheikh Hamoudi, Chairman of the Committee writing at the time the Constitution, recalling the role of President of the Republic Fuad Masum positive in Committee, where he was a member, stressing the pursuit of the House of Representatives to reform and activate the role of the Commission modified the constitution to meet the demands of the masses.

annexation of the hotel and tourism institutes of the Ministry of Education, the Council voted on a draft law amending the tax law Income No. (113) for the year 1982 submitted by the Legal Committee, which aims to ease the tax burden on citizens due to inflation in the property insurance rates and encourage different kinds of line with economic development. On the other hand the Council ended the second reading of the proposed abolition of the dissolved Revolutionary Command Council Decree No. 21 of 2000 Act (proposed annexation of the hotel and tourism institutes to the Ministry of Education) submitted by the committees of Tourism and Antiquities, legal and education.

In the context of talking about the annexation of the hospitality institutes deputies he saw the importance of linking the institutes specialized tourism and hospitality at the Ministry of Culture with saw another important link to higher education being one of the technical universities and praised some of them to merge institutes mentioned the Ministry of Education proposed the fact that students graduates from middle school in a time when the MP Abbas urged Bayati to consult with the government to link the institutes with any ministry, calling for making the admission to the hotel and tourism institutes special not acceptable centrally.fines drinks unconstitutional In a related context read the House of Representatives the second reading of the draft imports municipalities submitted by the committees services, construction, financial and legal law and saw the second reading of the project variation in the views of the House of Representatives around where some of them saw the importance of legislation laws increase of imports of the federal budget and the imposition of fines on the reluctant person to pay taxes, among MP Ammar Tohme that the payment of alcoholic beverages for fees and fines contained in violation of the constitutionality of the bill the fact that the Constitution coefficient stressed the lack of legislation of laws that are inconsistent with the fundamentals of Islam. in turn demanded the MP Vian Dakhil need to send taxes to the municipal districts in the provinces and Baghdad, especially with the secretariat of the proposed fighter MP Moussawi added Iraqi and foreign public benefit institutions to the bill.

For his part, called on the President of the House of Representatives to keep the fees they impose it will refrain from activities that seen by some as illegal, pointing out that the discussion of the law is not within the framework of the issue of prohibition. In its response to the interventions of the House of Representatives, committees confirmed its commitment to enact a law serves the municipal districts and access to part of the proceeds of imports from fees for the provision of services, noting that the fees imposed on licensed shops and the abolition of the imposition of fees for them will help to sell larger and wider.









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