Iraqi parliamentary: we will stand strongly in the House of Representatives to pass the amendment of

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Iraqi parliamentary: we will stand strongly in the House of Representatives to pass the amendment of

by Rocky Sat 13 Apr 2013, 9:44 am

Iraqi parliamentary: we will stand strongly in the House of Representatives to pass the amendment of the law of accountability and justice

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Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Confirmed the Iraqi parliamentary bloc, Saturday, they will stand strongly in the House of Representatives to pass the amendment of the law of accountability and justice, expressing the hope that is not what he had heard about amending the law was for electoral purposes.

The head of the bloc Salman Jumaili in a statement issued today, and received "Alsumaria News", a copy of "The House of Representatives has not received until now, any copy of the modified law of accountability and justice, and all we hear is through the media."

Jumaili added that "the Iraqi List, will stand strongly in parliament to pass the amendment of this law to the ceiling top national interest", and expressed the hope that "not be what we have heard about amending the law was for electoral purposes."

The Council of Ministers approved, on the seventh of April 2013, a draft law amending legal accountability, justice and assets of penal courts regarding paragraph confidential informant, while considered existing Iraqi Arab vote "a step in the right direction" to achieve the demands of the demonstrators, also confirmed the agreement to end the file of the accountability within 18 months from the date of the passing of the bill.

The Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq, that the amendments approved by the Council of Ministers on the law included to allow team members ousted Baath party hold any government position if the need arises to him as well as the possibility to transmit Fedayeen Saddam to retire, as he emphasized the failure to extend anyone accountability measures after the end of the year current.

Considered Liberal parliamentary bloc of the Sadrist movement, on the eighth of April 2013, that the amendment by the Council of Ministers on the law represents a "courtesy to the Baath," asserting that its ministers objected to it.

Also considered mass Virtue parliamentary, that the Council of Ministers "provocative" to relatives of the victims of the former regime, pointing out that the granting of privileges for those who described "Paljladen" and neglect victims undermining attribution popular of the new system, also warned of the reaction mass severe and unexpected.

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