The election law in the way of Recognition

November 7, 2009

The election law in the way of recognition

The last hours of talks shows the image and sights have turned to today's meeting

بغداد ـ الصباح Baghdad morning

Attention turned today to the Conference Palace, where he will hold the Parliament session likely to witness a motion to amend the election law, after the announcement of the sub-agreement on the issue of Kirkuk.

In spite of the inconsistent statements and information on the inclusion of an item in a parliament session to vote on whether or not, but the balance tends to be resolved and end the cycle of delays. And pave the semi-final agreement, which took place between the Presidency of Parliament and representatives of the political blocs and the Legal Committee, to the "node of Kirkuk," which ran public opinion more than a month, especially since all other electoral amendments were agreed upon.

Under the proposed new reservation Kurdish later, to conduct elections of Kirkuk province and the provinces of doubtful records, according to the records of 2009, the House of Representatives to form a committee of representatives and the membership of the Ministries of Planning, Interior and Commerce, in addition to the Electoral Commission and the Commission on Article 140 of the Council of Ministers and with the help of the United Nations to review and audit of error in the register of voters, according to the first data from national statistical processes according to the criteria approved by the House of Representatives prepared from the results of the Commission's work to find a voter registration for those provinces that are made within a period not exceeding one year from the date of its formation, also confirms that in the the appearance of an unwarranted increase in voter registration by 15 percent in these elections shall be maintained after the completion of its work, adding that the election results are not as the basis for an election or a precedent for any political or administrative status of the province before the audit.

Sources told the speaker of the parliament for " morning, "the meetings held yesterday and updated this morning to find a formula for the final vote on the law. indicated the sources said President Jalal Talabani and Kurdish officials have been briefed on the new proposal, noting that the Presidency of the parliament would be approaching the final day to consolidate positions and meet any emergency that may occurs prior to the meeting.

The First Deputy Speaker Khalid al-Attiya announced yesterday, said a vote on amending the election law will be in session on Saturday, confirming the existence of substantial convergence of views on the law