Iraq: Parliament will discuss the formation

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Iraq: Parliament will discuss the formation of a new committee to amend the Constitution after the return of Najafi
Editor: CC | GS Tuesday 18 v 1 2011 07:59 GMT
Advisor to the Iraqi List, Hani Ashour
Alsumaria News / Baghdad

Confirmed the Iraqi List, Tuesday, that the political blocs agreed on the need to amend the Constitution, noting that the House of Representatives will discuss the formation of a new committee to make the adjustment and specify a time limit for him, after the return of Osama Najafi, President of the European tour.

The adviser said the Iraqi List, Hani Ashour said in a statement released today, and received "Sumerian News" copy, "The call by the Iraqi List, a few days ago about the need to put a time limit for amending the constitution received a great response by the political blocs and took an important place of interest," adding "This means that the national consensus on major issues today is the savior of the political process."

However, Ashour said, "There is a difference between some of the blocks on the determination of the time limit, within three months, also called Iraqi or more or less, at the time of writing the Iraqi constitution lasted two months, which led to the fall in the great failures need to be modified."

And Ashour stressed that "the political blocs agreed on the need to amend the Constitution," noting that "the task of determining a time limit and the formation of a new committee to change now is the task of the House of Representatives."

Ashour went on that "will be discussing these issues at the return of House Speaker Osama Najafi from his trip to Europe," adding that "the amendment of the constitution will reflect important to get out of a lot of problems in the political process, and will aid in building the state institutions and democratization."

The Iraqi List, called, in (12 October 2011), to amend the constitution within three months to prevent the return of dictatorship and repeated abuses him, pointing at the same time that the Prime Minister and the leaders and members of the political blocs agreed on the need to do this step, asked for the separation of the Constitutional Court from the rest of the judicial authorities.

And Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, on 23 August 2011, that the current Iraqi government and the Iraqi constitution built on the basis of national and sectarian, and as pointed out that the Constitution guarantees "mines began to explode, not rights," he called to modify it to achieve the state of citizenship and the adoption of the basis of national belonging and home, away the rest of the spectrum.

He called on academics specialists and political analysts, in the April 13, 2011, to the reformulation of the majority of the paragraphs of the Iraqi Constitution and modified because of its defects, considering it the cause of the majority of the political differences that has plagued Iraq, while called a media writing a new constitution because the existing "non- the amendment. "

The Iraqi constitution passed in 2005 after a referendum in all Iraqi provinces.

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