The extent of the problem of not presenting laws and decisions of a legislative nature to the Iraqi State Council - a comparative study
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State Council, regulations, instructions and internal regulations, laws and decisions, subsidiary legislationAbstract
Abstract: The exclusive power to legislate federal laws in Iraq is limited by the provisions of Article (61/1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq, promulgated in The Iraqi Prime Minister, and in March the Iraqi Council of Ministers authorized the drafting of laws containing systems, instructions and resolutions, aimed at implementing the laws, and so on These legislations are designed in several stages, including the drafting of subsidiary legislation, the drafting of laws, their programs, debates and decisions, and the number of publications It is the subsidiary which is responsible for the practical submission of legislation to the State Assembly in time for preparation and accurately and in full attendance on the part requested by the Speaker of the State Assembly , and it does not relate to the issuance of subsidiary legislation of the country (organization, education and internal organization) and in this case it is necessary that there is no legal text allowing it, Therefore, the processes that are implemented by the legislation are not different from the specific processes by law except in some of the formal proceedings attached hereto on the State Assembly.Downloads
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