Confirming to Shafaq News.. The Iraqi Parliament sets Saturday as the date to resume its sessions
The Iraqi Parliament has set next Saturday, March 8, as the date to resume its sessions, according to what the media department of the parliament reported.
According to the session agenda issued by the media department, and received by Shafaq News Agency, the session will witness voting on the draft law amending the fourth law of industrial investment for the private and mixed sectors, in addition to voting on a decision to recommend the Ministry of Education to reinstate the trial system. The interim parliamentary committee will also discuss its report on preserving state property.
The first reading of the draft law to cancel the ratification of the agreement exempting holders of diplomatic and service passports from entry visas between the governments of Iraq and Cyprus will also be presented during the session, in addition to the first reading of the proposed law to amend the second law of the Mukhtars, and the report and discussion of the proposed fourth amendment to the law of medical and health professionals.
Earlier, a parliamentary source reported that the parliament presidency decided to suspend the sessions and resume them next Saturday.
The source told Shafaq News Agency that the Council Presidency informed the representatives that there would be no session this week, and that the session would be held on Saturday evening after breakfast.
For his part, member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Mohammed Anouz, revealed to Shafaq News Agency that Parliament sessions during the month of Ramadan will be in the evening after breakfast, to ensure the continuation of legislative work before the end of the current session.
It is noteworthy that the current session of the Iraqi Council of Representatives began on January 9, 2022, and is scheduled to last for four years, ending on January 8, 2026.
No: Voting on the draft law amending the fourth amendment to the Industrial Investment Law for the private and mixed sectors No. (20) of 1998. (Economy, Industry and Trade Committee, Investment and Development Committee), (9) articles).
Anya: Voting on a decision to recommend to the Ministry of Education to reinstate the trial system.
Third: Report of the interim parliamentary committee to follow up on the preservation of state property.
Fourth: The first reading of the draft law to cancel the law ratifying the agreement exempting holders of diplomatic and service passports from entry visas between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Republic of Cyprus No. 26 of 2023. Foreign Relations Committee, (2) Articles.
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Fifth: The first reading of the proposed law amending the second law of the Mukhtars Law No. 13 of 2011.
The Committee of Regions and Governorates Not Organized in a Region, the Security and Defense Committee, the Finance Committee, the Legal Committee, (8) articles. Rajuma Ni Nowina
Sixth: Report and discussion of the second reading of the proposed law amending the fourth amendment to the Law on the Progression of Medical and Health Professionals No. (1) of 2000. (Health and Environment Committee), (13) articles.
The session begins at one o'clock in the afternoon link