Iraqi parliament to discuss four key legislative amendments
The fourth major topic will be the second reading of a bill aimed at compensating victims of the Ba'ath regime, presented by the Committee of Martyrs, Victims, and Political Prisoners.
ERBIL (Kurdistan24) - The Iraqi parliament is set to convene today to discuss several significant legislative topics, including a crucial law on compensating victims of the former regime.
The session, which marks the second meeting of the second legislative term, will begin at 11:00 AM on Sunday.
According to the agenda released by the parliament's press office, the session will open with the committees on economy, industry, trade, investment, development, legal, and finance reading the first amendment to Article 16 of the economic reform bill.
The second item on the agenda involves the Health and Environment Committee, which will conduct the first reading of the amendment to Article 2 of the National Supervisory Board for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Radiation Law No. 1 of 2024.
Following this, the Finance, Legal, Investment, and Development Committees will present the first reading of a bill concerning investment checks for Islamic banks.
The fourth major topic will be the second reading of a bill aimed at compensating victims of the Ba'ath regime, presented by the Committee of Martyrs, Victims, and Political Prisoners.
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In addition to these agenda items, numerous MPs have gathered signatures to summon the Minister of Electricity for questioning regarding Iraq's ongoing electricity crisis.
This session follows a more than 40-day recess in the first legislative session of the year. On Saturday, July 20, 2024, the first session of the second term of the third legislative year resumed, with 171 out of 229 members present.
