The House of Representatives issues a decision on the elections and postponed its meeting to another notice
The House of Representatives issues a decision on the elections and postponed its meeting to another notice
2018/05/28 18:52
Baghdad today – Baghdad
The House of Representatives postponed on Monday its extraordinary session to an unspecified date after the vote on the text of a resolution on the violations that accompanied the elections.
A parliamentary source said in an interview with Baghdad today that “the House of Representatives voted on a decision to put the concerned bodies, each according to the privatization of the means to ensure confidence in the electoral process, in a fair and fair.”
He added that “the resolution pointed out that among these means, the abolition of elections abroad and conditional voting in the camps for the displaced in Anbar, Salahuddin, Nineveh and Diyala, as evidenced by the evidence of falsification of the will of the voters except the votes of minorities covered Kota and the counting and manual counting of less than 10% Of the ballot boxes in the polling stations, and if a discrepancy of 25% of what has been counted and promised manually, the counting and sorting manually for all provinces and provide political entities and immediately electronic copy and photocopies of ballot papers and election results.
He continued, “The presidency of parliament decided after that, to keep the meeting open and postponed to an unspecified date.”
The House of Representatives opened earlier Monday, the special session to discuss the violations that accompanied the legislative elections, headed by Salim al-Jubouri and the presence of 165 deputies.
The House of Representatives held earlier in the day, Monday, a deliberative session until the quorum for the convening of the extraordinary session planned, to discuss violations that accompanied the electoral process on 12 May 2018.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Salim al-Jubouri, decided earlier Monday, to extend the date of the extraordinary session to 6 pm, at a time the number of deputies attended 152 deputies.
The Presidency of the Council of Representatives, had called earlier members of the Council to hold an “extraordinary session” to discuss the violations that accompanied the electoral process on the 12 of May, after failing to hold three consecutive times, while MPs are unlikely to complete the quorum of the meeting for today .
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