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Kamal-Saadi: boycott of parliament contrary to the desire of his constituents who want the legislation of laws and not their deputies sitting in the home
Ali Abdullah - 02/01/2012 PM - 8:54 PM
Criticized the prosecutor for a coalition of state law, Kamal Saadi suspend the Iraqi List, participation in meetings of the Council of Representatives, saying that the decision as a boycott of the Iraqi people.
The Iraqi List, has decided to suspend its participation in the meetings of the Council of Representatives to protest what it called the policy of exclusion and marginalization.
Saadi told the Euphrates News Agency {today} "of boycotting the work of the parliament should have known that his decision contrary to the desire of his constituents who want to legislate and monitor the work of the government, not elected him to sit at home". "
He added that "the boycott will not solve the problems between the political blocs, but serious and constructive dialogue is the one who overcome all the differences between the political blocs."
He Saadi said "some political blocs to distinguish between political issues and legal issues and not confuse them with the fact that most of the political blocs will not accept the legal issues overlap with political issues."
On the possibility of a meeting of the Council of Representatives for tomorrow Saadi explained that "some parties are still determined to boycott parliament sessions, but we hope they get for their decision to serve their constituents and to all the Iraqi people."
The House resumes on Tuesday after its recess, which lasted two weeks and will include Jdoual back tomorrow for the meeting of the most prominent topics readers to the second bill that the financial budget for the current year.
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Ali Abdullah - 02/01/2012 PM - 8:54 PM
Criticized the prosecutor for a coalition of state law, Kamal Saadi suspend the Iraqi List, participation in meetings of the Council of Representatives, saying that the decision as a boycott of the Iraqi people.
The Iraqi List, has decided to suspend its participation in the meetings of the Council of Representatives to protest what it called the policy of exclusion and marginalization.
Saadi told the Euphrates News Agency {today} "of boycotting the work of the parliament should have known that his decision contrary to the desire of his constituents who want to legislate and monitor the work of the government, not elected him to sit at home". "
He added that "the boycott will not solve the problems between the political blocs, but serious and constructive dialogue is the one who overcome all the differences between the political blocs."
He Saadi said "some political blocs to distinguish between political issues and legal issues and not confuse them with the fact that most of the political blocs will not accept the legal issues overlap with political issues."
On the possibility of a meeting of the Council of Representatives for tomorrow Saadi explained that "some parties are still determined to boycott parliament sessions, but we hope they get for their decision to serve their constituents and to all the Iraqi people."
The House resumes on Tuesday after its recess, which lasted two weeks and will include Jdoual back tomorrow for the meeting of the most prominent topics readers to the second bill that the financial budget for the current year.
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