Maliki's coalition looms again the adoption of "majority government" instead of "partnership" to end the crisis in Iraq
Posted 10/02/2014 08:18 AM
BAGHDAD - "arenas of Liberation"
Board coalition of "state law" led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki adoption of "majority government" instead of "partnership" to end the crisis in Iraq.
The MP said the "rule of law", Mohammed Saadoun Chihod that "the formation of a majority government would be a major turning point to elevate the level of political, security and service in Iraq."
He Chihod that "all political systems and governments in the world have two blocks the first to receive power and take it upon themselves to form a government, and the other takes the role of the opposition and control the work of the government
and thus the formation of a political majority that check, the prime minister is to choose his ministers, depending on the basis of competence, integrity, competence and professional and also will take the parliamentary majority to its legislative and oversight in parliament, without any restrictions or barriers or speculations. "
He pointed out that "the lack of political majority will bring us back to square one, where the deficit in the implementation of government programs in the executive branch as well as in the process of legislation of laws in the legislature and this is tear the country will rise by at all."
He Chihod that "the failure of the voter to the achievement of the political majority means that the situation for what it is any to be political blocs are all common in the government and parliament by taking the role of the opposition from the other side and this is contrary to all the laws and constitutions the world,
noting that" the process of forming Government does not mean that the political majority control component or sect or a particular party, but rather includes all components of the Iraqi people away from harm or consensual quotas and thus that the parliamentary majority is choose the prime minister, which in turn chooses his ministers away from the interventions of heads of political blocs.
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