Parliament resumes its sessions tomorrow to read and vote on the eight laws, including agreements wi

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Parliament resumes its sessions tomorrow to read and vote on the eight laws, including agreements wi

by Rocky Mon 17 Jun 2013, 4:04 am

Parliament resumes its sessions tomorrow to read and vote on the eight laws, including agreements with Kuwait and Service Act

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Parliament resumes on Tuesday its usual after the end of the legislative recess, which lasted 35 days to vote and reading a number of bills, including reading agreements between Iraq and Kuwait.

The House of Representatives raise its [18] from last May to the end of the second legislative term of the third year of the parliamentary session.

A statement from the Department of Media Council on Monday that "the agenda of tomorrow's meeting includes a vote on the draft law on ratification of the Convention on training Iraqi security forces between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and NATO [NATO] and vote on the draft law on the First Amendment to the order of CPA No. [87] for the year 2004 The vote on the bill Training Center monetary and banking. "

"It also includes the agenda, the vote on the draft law on the Fifth Amendment to the law of the State Council No. [65] for the year 1979 and the vote on the draft law on the sale and lease of state funds and the first reading of the draft law on ratification of the agreement between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the State of Kuwait on the organization of maritime navigation in the Khawr Abd God and the second reading of the draft law on ratification of an agreement to create a joint committee for cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the State of Kuwait. "

The statement continued, "The agenda also includes the second reading of the draft law of the First Amendment to the law of service and military retirement [3] for the year 2010," pointing out that "the meeting will begin at one o'clock in the afternoon

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