Including the Federal Court, “Parliamentary Paralysis” Suspends 100 Laws, Postponing Them to the Next Session
Including the Federal Court, “Parliamentary Paralysis” Suspends 100 Laws, Postponing Them to the Next Session
2025-07-02 04:19
Shafaq News – Baghdad
Parliamentary Legal Committee member Abdul Karim Abtan revealed on Wednesday that there are more than 100 stalled laws in parliament, including those related to the Federal Court, oil and gas, and the Federal Civil Service .
Abtan told Shafaq News Agency, “There are more than 100 suspended laws placed on the shelves in the House of Representatives, the most important of which are the Federal Court, Oil and Gas, Military Service, and Federal Service .”
He added that “the House of Representatives has been paralyzed by political disputes and problems and is no longer able to hold its sessions,” explaining that “most of the laws on the shelves of parliamentary committees will be postponed to the next parliamentary session as a result of political disputes and the parliamentary paralysis .”
Earlier, Mukhtar al-Moussawi, a member of the parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee, revealed that disagreements between the political blocs participating in the government were behind the disruption of the parliament’s work in the coming days. He noted that these disagreements had hindered voting on a number of important decisions, most notably the federal budget law and the Popular Mobilization Forces law .
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