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    Specialists: the current session of Parliament did not succeed in passing important economic laws

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    Specialists: the current session of Parliament did not succeed in passing important economic laws Empty Specialists: the current session of Parliament did not succeed in passing important economic laws

    Post by Hkp1 Mon 13 May 2013, 4:45 pm

    2013/05/13


    Specialists: the current session of Parliament did not succeed in passing important economic laws


    Baghdad/Bayou Eggplant

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    parliamentarians specialized in regard to the current House of
    representatives failed to pass economic laws, indicating that the
    parliamentary session nearing completion and adoption of its laws was
    only half.

    Member of the Committee said oil and energy National
    Alliance MP Furat Mohsen Al-Shara that "important economic laws on which
    the country's economy as oil and gas law, most did not recognize
    because of worsening political problems."

    Shara said in an
    interview for (range) "is not impossible to pass economic laws before
    Parliament this session, but political differences have prevented the
    adoption of important laws such as the infrastructure and oil and gas
    law and national oil company as well as the Customs Tariff Act and the
    communications and transportation that could alleviate these problems
    among political blocs through dialogue to advance the work of the
    Parliament and giving it a full legislative session.

    Shara said
    that the adoption of laws under the 50% are low and do not meet the
    ambition and if current differences without consensus, leading to its
    decline.
    For his part, attributed the integrity Commission member
    independent Deputy Othman aljohaishy find important economic laws to
    political blocs withdrew from meetings of the House of representatives.

    Aljohaishy
    said in a statement (range) that "laws need a two-thirds vote by
    members of Parliament and the withdrawal of major blocs and is an
    impediment to approval.

    Aljohaishy revealed a deliberate blocks
    and taking advantage of the confusion and political for failure to pass
    economic laws in the country, pointing out that the success of the
    current session to pass laws does not exceed 50% of the total assigned
    laws. For his part rejected member of Parliament Faleh Amit description
    failed in Parliament only as b (disabled).

    Amit said in
    connection with the (term), "we are talking about the highest
    legislative institution in the country and my house was not a failure in
    the legislation as it is disabled because of the reflection of
    political differences."

    Amit said that "politicization of
    important economic laws such as the law of infrastructure has led to a
    lack of legislation giving a negative performance of the Iraqi Council
    of representatives in regards to the economic laws that can serve the
    citizen."

    Amit said that "the delivery of this session of the
    Parliament of the legislation of economic laws that might serve the
    country not exceeding 30% of its laws. While specialists in Economic
    Affairs for the members of the House of representatives to the
    Parliament in the performance of the service sector of the economy
    exaggerated by the fact that the work done by their Parliament did not
    exceed 15%.

    The Economist said THAMER alhims Parliament paralyzed
    in General so that more than 80% of the economic laws under the
    Constitution was not approved until now.

    He said in a statement
    with alhims (range) there are more than 3,000 former Covenant law did
    not replace so far as they are the main obstacles that prevent the
    development and progress in the country.

    "The political blocs busy bickering back and conflicts as well as their concern how their retirement law".

    "It
    is hoped that this Parliament not any evolution in the economy or
    development that Customs Tariff Act is paralyzed and the single window
    for investment also paralyzed the Parliament was unable to provide the
    economy what we said."

    In the meantime the oil expert said Hamza
    al-jawahiri oil gas law is Parliament's failure to approve so far is a
    clear picture of the Parliament hadn't done anything possible to serve
    the economic sector ".

    The jeweller said in a telephone
    conversation with (range) there are some laws passed they hinder
    economic progress as refinery investment law passed by Parliament, so
    the laws that have been passed by the Parliament of the need to support
    the economy whether investment or investment by refineries is off for
    development and investment for the economy and the evolution of the
    economy.

    He has said President of the Federation of Iraqi
    businessmen willing consent of Ragheb that agricultural and industrial
    projects are broken in the public and private sectors up to 90%, because
    activating the economic laws that maintain the sustainability of the
    economic activity, resulting in paralysis of the Iraqi economy to use
    the laws of the former regime, is not commensurate with the opening
    stage in Iraq.

    Ragheb said on Al-Jazeera that modern conflicts of
    interest and disagreements between politicians prevent activation of a
    market economy to the laws passed by Parliament, which led to more than
    4,000 disabled project, noting that us overseer Paul Bremer has
    contributed to significantly disrupt the economy by allowing the
    introduction of various types of goods to market without controls or
    quality control.

    Ragheb stressed that the implementation of these
    projects is through the adoption of the national development plan which
    allocates funds from the budget for agriculture, industry and tourism,
    of the Iraqi State is interested in the sectors of politics, security
    and don't bother with the economy although nerve politics.

    While
    Economist said Bassem Jamil Anton in a press release that the project
    implementation was delayed due to the absence of clear strategic plans,
    work in the five-year plan for the advancement of the Iraqi economy, and
    this needs strong laws and regulations legislated in Parliament, adding
    that political reality is large conflicts reflected negatively on the
    economy.

    Antoine said that the current parliamentary session
    futile in terms of the legislation of economic laws, and could not keep
    pace with the growth of the country's economy because the quota tracking
    economic legislation, in addition to the dimensions of the
    professionals and qualified to exercise their role in economic activity.


    The implementation of these projects in the sectors of
    agriculture, industry, services and tourism would contribute to economic
    development. The rate of interest in productive sectors other than oil
    is very small, and that most projects are frozen or not, which was
    reflected on the difficulty of achieving real economic growth.

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