Khalidi announce a political agreement to pass several laws one basket
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Decision of the House of Representatives announced Mohamed Khaldi he was today's meeting of the Presidency of the parliament and the political blocs agreed to pass a number of laws to one basket.
He said during a press conference held in the parliament building: "The Council of Representatives Speaker Osama Najafi met with the heads of political blocs and parliamentary committees was agreed to vote for the controversial laws stalled in the House of Representatives next Monday."
"The laws agreed upon is the law of the Federal Supreme Court, and the law of the amendment to the election law, the House of Representatives No. / 16 / for the year 2005, the law banning the Baath party and entities dissolved, parties and racist activities and terrorist and expiatory, and the law of the First Amendment of the Law of the Supreme National Commission for Accountability and Justice No. / 10 / for the year 2008, as well as the Act to amend the Penal Code No. / 111 / for the year 1996, the Act to amend the Code of Criminal Procedure No. / 23 / for the year 1971, bill book and sources of movable and immovable property belonging to the staff of the former regime, and the law to cancel the changes are not fair to the administrative boundaries of the provinces and districts and counties. "
Khalidi noted "that these laws, some of which will be read and the other will be voted on next Monday's session of the House of Representatives."
He continued: "regarding the law of parties, the Presidency has decided to make final adjustments to it and be contacted the heads of blocs and committees for inclusion in the next week or later to vote on it."
He explained that he "will discuss the law of special grades of civil and military appointees agency after the ninth of April 2003, and a plan of action committees and laws that Bzmtha, and the law of the Federation Council, and the law of communications and information, and the law of infrastructure, during the future meetings of the Council of Representatives."
And called on the government to speed up sending the pension law to a vote in a session of Parliament
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