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Parliamentary sources: Iraq hopes to turn the subject during the 18 months of the adoption of the amended law
of Baghdad _ Fares Sharifi
at a time when the Commission accountability and national reconciliation in the House of Representatives to make some amendments to the Accountability and Justice Law, passed by Parliament in 2008, the political analyst, that such amendments may increase measures of reconciliation and tolerance among the people of Iraq. The Chairman of the Committee of accountability and national reconciliation in the House of Representatives measured Cdhir that "there is great convergence between the members of the committee in the development of the law allows and significantly strengthen the national reconciliation project that go by Aljkumh current" and added that "there is already a re-consideration of several paragraphs and reached out to the consensus, particularly including the coverage who were working in some of the security agencies and the scientific competence, "adding that" these amendments incompatible with the principles of national reconciliation "on his part between a member of the Committee Deputy Jabbar Kanani said that the amendments came after a discussion of the accountability and justice to get to the amendments to procedural management of this law. He added that "there is another amendment in the law include the determination of the competent authority to prevent the exception from the law." For his part, welcomed the political analyst Hamid Musawi idea of amending the law, accountability and parasite indicating that there is a need in the new Iraq folding all the pages of the bitter past in line with the spirit of national reconciliation like what happened in many countries. Adding that "Iraq really needs to these new amendments, which will contribute to refine the law and make it more appropriate for the national reconciliation that the Iraqi government to implement it." The parliamentary sources have indicated that the Iraqi government hopes to turn the issue of accountability and justice within a period not to exceed 18 months from the adoption of the amended law.
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