November 13, 2009 President of the Office of the President of the Republic declares that the Presidency Council will approve within days to the election law (possibly saturday evening?)
Even after the adoption of the new electoral law in parliament, it seems that the route is still lagging, which faces the reservations at the next stop, the Presidency Council.
Contrary to what was expected, the Chairman of the Cabinet of the President Naseer al-Ani told Al-Hayat that the Presidency Council will approve within days to the election law, without giving further details.
According to government source, the reservation of the Presidency of the electoral law and the Declaration and its position will not affect the validity of the law if they exceeded the legal limit, ie, after ten days from the date of submission to the council presidency.
According to article one hundred and thirty-eight of the Constitution, which emphasizes force of the law if he gets the majority of the Presidency Council, according to a source quoted by the early life of this permit.
The observers of the Presidency for the delay of ratification to the reservation Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi, who hinted at a possible veto some provisions of the law.
In a clearer picture of the scene of the delay, spokesman called the Iraqi List, Jamal Al-melon to veto the first paragraph of the election law for determining the seat of Displacement and How it is calculated for the large blocs, stressing the need to review this paragraph and amended to suit the number of Iraqis in the diaspora.
He said that the melon of the law was passed without any amendments in this regard as an infringement on the rights of displaced Iraqis.
In another picture concerning the distribution of seats, and calculating the votes recorded for the benefit of smaller parties and alliances to attempts to exploit the large view current leader of freedom and justice Iraq's renewal, Nabil Yassin said the involvement of the small parties in large coalitions Semsk identity of the party and its election is worth noting that the election law injustice to the record of small parties being reduced seats allocated to them, which amounted to ten seats out of forty-five seats, adding that he was cut off about 7 or 8 of the specific seats for minorities, and other injustices suffered by those parties.
Yasin pointed out that paragraphs of the new law included Khiantin: The first vote fraud and attempts to exploit it for the benefit of the electoral rolls are big, and second to increase the number of winners from large lists of calculating the votes achieved by the smaller parties and less than the proportions determined to win.
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