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MP Interventions

518
Interventions
up to 2026-07-25
179
Participating MPs
55.9٪ of council members
141
MPs with no interventions
44.1٪ of council members
87 of them in their first term · Excludes the Presidency, which chairs sessions rather than speaking in them
By Gender — 2 · Raw volume of interventions
General TopicsSession (22) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BaghdadAnnounced his acceptance of MP Mustafa Sanad's apology, affirming that differences in political positions should not affect personal relations between members, and thanked his bloc for its united stanceBahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-ArajiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · NajafCalled for immediate announcement of the results of the investigative committee into the dispersal of the farmers' demonstration and identification of who issued the order, and noted that the wheat marketing price has not been settled despite the parliamentary resolution and the earlier recommendation (discussion with three interventions)Zaidun Abdulmahdi Abdulhussein Falih Al-NabhaniGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BaghdadCalled for forming a committee to follow up the social welfare file and the seventh instalment with the Ministry of Labor. Called for zeroing traffic fines, since they sometimes exceed the value of the vehicle and a single offence is counted repeatedly by successive cameras amid the absence of infrastructure (discussion with three interventions)Aziz Nasser Azzal Harees Al-ShammariGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BasraCalled for fairness to Basra in the 2026 budget, noting that its north has no new hospital, that water salinity persists with its plants only 1% complete, and that 140 schools are dilapidated. Criticised the Al-Hartha district commissioner's arbitrary treatment of owners of demolished shops despite the governor's approval of 75 replacement kiosks.Rajaa Fadhil Aziz Hassouni Al-HamdiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BabilCalled for a parliamentary resolution, with forty signatures, to abolish the national training programme for medical and health professions. Criticised the caretaker government's write-off of 4.5 billion dinars in land compensation owed by the Contractors Union, coinciding with raising electricity fees on compliant consumers without holding more than a million network violators to accountHaidar Mohammed Kadhim Khidr Abbas Al-MutairiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · NinevehCalled for re-reading the draft amendment to the Martyrs Foundation Law No. (2) of 2016 sent by the Council of Ministers, to do justice to categories deprived of their rights owing to the law's conflict with the Accountability and Justice Law, among them martyrs of the resistance, victims of ISIS and the abducted.Rahima Hassan Ahmed Farhan Al-JubouriGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · ErbilRejected the deduction of (1,500) dinars per person to settle accumulated dues owed to food ration agents in the Region since 2003, deeming it a burden placed on the citizen for governmental disputes, and demanded that it be halted immediately, that a transparent investigation be opened and that those responsible for delaying the file be held accountableDiyar Saleh Hamid Saleh Al-MuftiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · KarbalaObjected to merging the Women's Committee with the Human Rights Committee, noting that she had submitted seven signatures to form it. Defended the Federal Service Council and demanded that its chairman and deputy be brought to take the oath. Objected to raising electricity collection fees from (2,000) to (3,000) dinars (discussion with two interventions)Ibtisam Hashim Abd Hussein Al-HilaliGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · SulaymaniyahObjected to allocating (400) thousand tons as the Kurdistan Region's share of wheat receipt, noting that Ministry of Agriculture data and satellite imagery indicate production that may reach 800 thousand tons, and called for addressing the Council of Ministers to reconsider, as a fixed ceiling does not encourage agricultural marketingBryar Rashid Sharif MohammedGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BabilCalled for settling the compensation of those who donated land for building schools, water complexes and health centres in accordance with Article (35/First) of the budget and the Council of Ministers' resolution, after years of delay by the Ministry of Finance. Criticised the new electricity tariffRiyadh Aday Abboud Tamim Al-KhafajiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BasraRelied on Articles (14), (16) and (30) of the Constitution in demanding fairness for more than 600,000 residents of Basra who came from other governorates and are deprived of a residence card and of transferring their ration card, which prevents them from enrolling their children in schools although they are counted in the censusHussein Ali Jabbar Khalaf Al-AbdullahGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · MaysanDenounced the collection of signatures by members to halt death sentences against terrorists, deeming it a legal violation and an affront to the blood of the Speicher victims. Called for hosting the Minister of Labor to verify the encroachment of more than 200,000 on the social protection network against 225 million applicants for welfare (with one intervention)Murtadha Ali Hamoud Alaiwi Al-SaadiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · NajafCalled for hosting the head of the National Pension Authority and directors of the Ministry of Defense over the suspension of pension entitlements of some 50,000 combatants who were prisoners of the Gulf War, following Ministerial Order (2410).Ahmed Kayen Abdunoor Muhi Al-KhuzaiGeneral TopicsSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BasraCondemned the Kuwaiti coast guard's firing on Iraqi fishermen inside territorial waters, and called for summoning the Kuwaiti ambassador, submitting a protest note, closing the Kuwaiti consulate in Basra, directing the naval force to respond, and forming a parliamentary committee to visit the siteAlaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-HaidariLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · AnbarObjected to the Federal Service Council matter being decided by the Legal Affairs Committee alone, demanding that the Labor Committee, as the competent committee, be involved. (with one intervention)Nahla Jabbar Khalifa MohsenLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · MaysanHeld that the first reading of the Labor Law amendment is formally in order, with the approval of the Legal Affairs CommitteeMurtadha Ali Hamoud Alaiwi Al-SaadiLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · SulaymaniyahPointed out that the Rules of Procedure require a preliminary deliberation after the first reading to vote on whether or not to proceed with the law, and that this did not take place for the Mental Health Law despite everyone's agreement on its importance (with one intervention)Muthanna Amin Nader HusseinLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BaghdadHeld that the draft amendment to the Labor Law does not rise to the level of a first reading and is more than ten years old, and called for a vote to withdraw and redraft it so that it does not contribute to disrupting the market amid the economic contractionSafaa Lafta Younis Salih Al-JaberiLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · DiyalaConveyed the reservation of the Investors Association concerning an article in the Labor Law that allows the seizure of a company's movable and immovable assets when a dispute arises with a workerZahraa Luqman Hanain Sunkur Al-SaadiLaw DiscussionSession (23) First Term / First Year · 2026-08-18 · BaghdadClarified that the first reading is a presentation of the draft so that it acquires the legitimacy of admission, that proposals belong to the second reading, and that what was presented is a text rather than a draft and must therefore be presented anewAhmed Mohammed Hussein Qasim Hassan