Legal: The parliament has no right to issue a decision to cancel the election results

Legal: The parliament has no right to issue a decision to cancel the election results



29-05-2018 10:48 AM

The legal expert Tariq Harb, on Tuesday, the decision of the House of Representatives to cancel the elections abroad needs to legislate a law and not only a decision issued by the parliament, as happened yesterday as the cancellation of the elections Maysan or Kurdistan region is the same degree of cancellation of the elections abroad.

"The decision of the House of Representatives to cancel the elections abroad needs to legislate a law and not only a decision issued by the parliament, as happened yesterday as the cancellation of the elections in Maysan or the Kurdistan region is the same degree of cancellation of the elections abroad," noting that ' ) Of the Constitution and the issuance of a new editorial invitation to hold an extraordinary session, not only the previous invitation, but it was necessary to repeat the call the second meeting, which was not held for non-quorum and the third session and the fourth session because the invitation was set on a certain day and not to hold the meeting that day should be repeated invitation For each of the days Next and not only the first call and the consideration of the Council continues because the Council did not hold a meeting in order to be open session.

He pointed out that 'there is no objection to the decision of the parliament to count and sorting the hand because it is checking and inspection and make sure this does not bother the Commission because the parliament the right to investigate the validity of the procedures as long as the subject does not reach the cancellation of the results', pointing out that' Article (102) of the Constitution decided And the supervision of the Commission is something else. The Parliament has the right to question the President of the Commission in accordance with Article (61) of the Constitution. He does not have the right to the Board of Commissioners, but that does not preclude the request to take legal action against them from the judiciary if proven.

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