Saturday, September 30, 2023
House of Representatives: Key Votes and Draft Laws, 30 sept
House of Representatives: Key Votes and Draft Laws, 30 sept
Overview of Recent Legislative Activities
The House of Representatives has been engaged in a series of votes on various decisions and draft laws. These include issues relating to social, diplomatic, and administrative matters. The House has also been involved in the ratification of agreements with foreign governments. However, some important votes have been postponed for later dates.
Acknowledging Tragedy: Hamdaniya District Decision
One of the critical decisions passed by the House of Representatives pertains to the tragic events in the Hamdaniya district. Although the specifics of this tragedy have not been disclosed, the decision by the House signifies their acknowledgment and commitment to address the incident. The move also showcases the role of the House in responding to incidents that affect the nation’s citizens and their well-being.
Diplomatic Relations: Iraq, Armenia, and Cyprus
The House also ratified agreements between the Republic of Iraq and the Armenian and Cypriot governments. These agreements aim to exempt holders of diplomatic and service passports from certain entry features. This decision highlights the ongoing effort to strengthen diplomatic ties and facilitate smoother international relations.
Appointments and Elections
In addition to regulatory decisions, the House has been active in electing and appointing individuals to key positions. Notably, Ali Youssef Shukri was appointed as the head of the Advisors and Experts Authority. Furthermore, Mohamed Younis al-Jubouri was elected as the head of the Accountability and Justice Authority, with Salah Muzahim serving as Vice-President. These appointments underline the House’s commitment to ensuring competent leadership in key governmental roles.
Postponed Decisions: National Nuclear Supervisory Bill and Creation of Halabja Governorate
Despite the progress in decision-making and law drafting, some key votes have been postponed. These include the vote on the draft law on the National Nuclear, Supreme, Chemical and Biological Supervisory Bill. The delay in this vote underlines the complexity and significance of the issue, as it pertains to national security and international relations. Similarly, the vote to create the Halabja Governorate in the Republic of Iraq has also been postponed. This decision relates to the administrative division of the country and affects local governance.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the activities of the House of Representatives reflect a diverse range of national issues. From addressing social tragedies to facilitating international relations, the House is instrumental in shaping the nation’s policy and administrative landscape. The postponed votes also highlight the ongoing challenges and complexities in decision-making at the national level.
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Shafaq News/ In a U.S. legal filing, Iraq contested Turkey's effort to flip the award in its own favor, as the two sides still appear deadlocked over the resumption of Iraqi Kurdistan's oil exports, Iraqi Oil Report revealed on Saturday.
Iraq is pressing forward with its attempt to enforce a major arbitration award against Turkey, arguing for a U.S. court to enter a judgment of $601.9 million in Iraq's favor.
The Sept. 28 legal filing is a sign that Baghdad and Ankara do not appear to be close to the kind of diplomatic agreement needed to reopen Iraq's northern oil export pipeline via Turkey, despite a flurry of technical talks in mid-September that seemed to be laying the preliminary groundwork for a restart.
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