Iraqi parliament live paralysis due to legislative reform and the exchange of charges of corruption

The House of Representatives is facing sharp criticism and crises successive central challenges of the war on Daash, and rampant corruption and the economic crisis, which seems unable to deal with them. 
The witness parliament, which assumes that it is a cornerstone in the political life, paralyzed after a series of problems, most recently allegations to his boss and some of its members of corruption what reinforced conviction among the vast majority of Iraqis of the futility of this institution , which is supposed to report thefate of the country. 
Ali al - Majid al - Saadi (26 years), in a commercial street in Baghdad, "All our problems are because of them , " referring to members of the House of Representatives. "They are different among themselves reflected on the people." 
On his part, Sayf al- Din al - Khazali , 33, who works beauty expert, "I have no confidence in parliament does not trust any vice." He is contained had been hoping for a question about his opinion in Parliament, " TheHouse of Representatives does not represent the people." 
The latest crisis has witnessed parliament are accusations by Defense Minister Khaled al - Obeidi to Parliament Speaker Salim al - Jubouri , corruption and extortion. 
And prompted accusations of Defense Secretary judicial authorities to prevent travel Jubouri and two deputies.In contrast Jubouri filed a complaint against al - Obeidi , on charges of defamation and slander. 
No parliament could at the beginning of this year and over several weeks, to reach an agreement to support the Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi 's efforts to form ministers Tankoaqrat government because of opposition from big parties , which controls the destiny of the country. 
Saw parliament case repeated chaos amid demands for reform. It has arrived at the end sit dozens of his deputies, the differences amounted to a claim for removing the president of the Council is to pay more of its members to chair some of the meetings , rather than al - Jubouri. 
As protesters stormed after the wrath of the members of the Council, the Green Zone , where the parliament is located, and took over the building for several hours and then withdrew . 
, said Zaid al - Ali, a constitutional expert and author of the book ( the struggle for the future of Iraq), that confidence in parliament reached its lowest level for that recent problems may not affect the size of the trust very much. Says Ali "Iraqis simpletons consider the institution (Parliament) joke." 
Coincides all these things with the gravity of the crisis the most experienced by Iraq at the present time, the Parliament can play a role to stand against those problems if the case is what it is. Is 
in the midst of Iraq war against al extreme Daash who could after a ferocious attack in June 2014, control over large areas in the north and west of the country, amid warnings from the United Nations that political differences will serve the terrorists. 
as Iraq faces a severe financial crisis due to falling oil prices , which is the President supplier to the country 'sbudget . This coincides with the mismanagement and graft and mounting anger over widespread corruption and poor services across the country. 
While the parliament suffers from frequent problems for the delay, the lack of effectiveness in approving thelegislation is not new and the institution that was supposed to be one of the basic rule of bodies is not doing its part . 
sees Ali that " the Iraqi Council of Representatives was one of the less effective institutions since 2005". 
the MP Ahmed electrodes, a member of the Federation of the biggest bloc actress of the year in the Council 's powers, that "parliament was not at the level we aspire to him for lack of legislation laws , such as ageneral amnesty and the justice and accountability and oil and gas , and the reason is the need for a consensus between the political blocs. " He added that "political differences and incompatibilities caused not the arrival of the parliament to the level required." 
He said Al - Ali said this would "cause a problem because our Constitution the foundations for Iraq 'sparliamentary democratic, and put Parliament in the center of all state activities." 
Works MPs according to the trends of political and sectarian and nationalist their parties rather than striving toward a national, which creates problems for the Council. There is no formal opposition in front of the parliament since all parties involved ministers within the government and it is easy to grant their votes. But it remains very difficult when you need to pass laws and put controversial things. 
He pointed out that Al - Ali "in the vital issues such as security, parliament was unable to pass almost any legislation." He added that the "broad reform in Iraq is not possible, because the institution of parliament is not efficient." 
And could have allowed the arrival of new deputies to improve the situation, but the next election , due in 2018, and even this can not guarantee improvement in the conditions of the country. So Iraqis now seem compelled to live with the conditions of their country in light of the Parliament do not believe in his abilities anddo not hold him any confidence. 
Sees Ali Hassoun, an Iraqi journalist, that the House "Foundation is necessary ... It is better to be repealed."