At a Glance

• Session begins at 1:00 PM Sunday
• Three major legislative files on agenda
• Juvenile Care Law gets first reading
• Civil Service Law amendment gets second reading

Information obtained by Channel8 indicates that the Iraqi Council of Representatives will hold its scheduled parliamentary session on Sunday to consider several legislative files, including the proposed Juvenile Care Law and amendments to the Neighborhood Mayors Law and Civil Service Staff Law.

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Key Statements and Focus Area

• Juvenile Care Law: Parliament will conduct its first reading of the proposed legislation.
• Neighborhood Mayors Law: Lawmakers will hold the first reading of its second amendment.
• Civil Service Staff Law: The 22nd Amendment will undergo its second reading.

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The Iraqi Council of Representatives has published the official agenda for its upcoming Sunday session, with three key legislative files scheduled for discussion.

The agenda includes the proposed Juvenile Care Law, amendments to the Neighborhood Mayors Law, and the Civil Service Staff Law, also known as the Malaak Law.

Parliament will conduct the first reading of the proposed Juvenile Care Law.

The bill was prepared jointly by the Committee on Labor and Civil Society Organizations and the Federal Public Service and Youth Committee.

The session will also include the first reading of the Second Amendment to the Neighborhood Mayors Law No. 13 of 2011.

The proposed amendment was submitted by the Regions and Governorates Committee.

Lawmakers will conduct the second reading of the Twenty-Second Amendment to the Civil Service Staff Law No. 25 of 1960.

The amendment was proposed by the Finance Committee.

The Media Directorate of the Iraqi Council of Representatives confirmed that the parliamentary session will begin at 1:00 PM on Sunday.

The session forms part of parliament's ongoing legislative work on social and administrative laws, including legislation related to public service, local administration, and juvenile care.

FYI

The Iraqi Council of Representatives routinely advances proposed legislation through first and second readings before further parliamentary procedures and voting. The three bills on Sunday's agenda address separate areas of governance, including juvenile affairs, local administrative structures, and public-sector staffing regulations.

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