The start of the parliamentary session to vote and reading of several laws

by **Ponee** Tue May 26, 2015 9:12 pm

[Baghdad-where]

the House of Representatives held its regular day of the vote and the reading of a number of draft laws.

A reporter for the agency all of Iraq [where] that "the meeting was held under the chairmanship of Salim al-President of the Council and in the presence of 218 deputies."
It includes agenda of the meeting, according to the constitutional oath to the ministers of Industry and Minerals and Water Resources, and the vote on the draft of the Iraqi Media Network Act, read Committee of Awqaf and Religious Affairs report about the work of the Committee. "

It also includes "the first reading of the draft public holidays Act, and the second reading of the draft Fifth Amendment to the Law on Public Enterprises No. 22 Law for the year 1997, and the second reading of the draft treaties contract law."

The prime minister Haider al-Abadi had before last week's resignation of the ministers of Industry and Minerals Naseer al-Issawi, water resources Mohsen al-Shammari [align themselves to the Sadrists] and applied it to the House of Representatives in session last Saturday.
The senior source revealed to [where] that "the leading candidate for the post of Minister of Industry and Chairman of the Liberal bloc in Parliament [Mohammed al-Darraji] [a minister Construction and Housing in the previous government with the nomination of [Mohammed Alamchaoui] deputy governor of Babylon to the post of Minister of Water Resources. "

It is said that the Committee on Information and Culture Parliamentary announced last Saturday delivered a draft of the Iraqi Media Network, the law consists of 29 articles to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives for inclusion of the vote on the agenda sessions.

The Chairperson of the Committee for Maysoon al [where] "in the past have focused our efforts on the draft law of the Iraqi Media Network, and we introduced the bill to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives formally after making amendments to it" likely "to vote on the law this week,"

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