Saturday April 30th ~ Iraqi Parliament vote on the draft law the Supreme Judicial Council next Saturday

Parliament vote on the draft law the Supreme Judicial Council next Saturday
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
A parliamentary source said on Thursday that the Iraqi Council of Representatives will vote during its 60th to be held next Saturday, the draft law on the Supreme Judicial Council, as well as first and second readings of a number of laws.
The source said in an interview with "Alsumaria News", "The House of Representatives will vote during its 60th which will be held on Saturday, the draft law on the Supreme Judicial Council," noting that "the meeting will see the first reading of the bill and the Department of Homeland Security, and the first reading of the draft Law on the Ministry of Defense. "
The source, who requested anonymity, that "the meeting will also include:
_first reading of the bill decorations and medals, and the

_first reading of the draft arms law, and the

_second reading of the draft law the Higher Institute for Research on embryos and infertility treatment, and the

_second reading of the proposed law the Integrity Commission."
The Iraqi Council of Representatives through its reading of 43, which was held in the 15 of last March, the draft law the Supreme Judicial Council second reading.
It is noteworthy that "Alsumaria News", won, on the seventh of February last, a copy of the draft submitted by the Supreme Judicial Council by the Legal Committee in the House of Representatives to the Presidency of the Council after its preparation in coordination with the Judicial Council on the basis of the provisions of Article (60 / I) of the Constitution to approve the legislation based on the provisions of Article (61 / I) of the Constitution.
The head of the Iraqi Council of Representatives Osama Nujaifi announced, on the fifth of this April, his rejection of the letter from the Council of Ministers demands to wait legislation five important laws, including legal Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Court, asserting sought Parliament to legislate such laws as soon as possible to keep the judiciary from political influences and the fight against corruption .
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