MP Interventions
342
Interventions
up to 2026-04-23
165
Participating MPs
50.9٪ of council members
159
MPs with no interventions
49.1٪ of council members
99 of them in their first term ·
Excludes the Presidency, which chairs sessions rather than speaking in them
76 Interventions
— 22.2٪ of total (342)
·
Baghdad
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadAsked parliament to bind the President of the Republic to the constitutional deadline for designating the Prime Minister and to urge the Coordination Framework to settle on its candidate.Ahmed Salem Aziz Hamad Al-Saadi
General TopicsSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · BaghdadRejected granting the agricultural lands of Baghdad's belt for residential investment, demanding that the (Rafeel) project be confined within the airport's boundaries only to protect citizens' lands.Ahmed Abd Hammadi Shawoush Al-Massari
General TopicsSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · BaghdadDemanded expediting the disbursement of the suspended installments of the cash allowance allocated to martyrs' families in Baghdad.Dhikra Ammar Ahmed Mijli Rudaini
General TopicsSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · BaghdadCriticized the seizure of the agricultural lands surrounding Baghdad airport (the Rafeel project) and granting them as investment opportunities in violation of the law, demanding the presidency's intervention.Iyad Abduljabbar Karim Muslih
General TopicsSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · BaghdadCriticized the persistent delay in session times, demanding accountability and the publication of latecomers' names, and stressed that proposals with a financial aspect must comply with the Federal Court's rulings. (With one intervention)Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadCalled for approving the Popular Mobilization law and its pension law, and for reforming the security service and retirement laws to lower the retirement age and increase youth intake, affirming that all the law's clauses contain legislative problems and that its cost is high. (Discussion with two interventions)Ahmed Mohammed Hussein Qasim Hassan
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadObjected to the law, proposing that the Popular Mobilization law could have been placed on the agenda instead, recalling that those who rose to defend Iraq in 2014 following the religious authority's fatwa represented by Sayyid Ali al-Sistani are the same young men said to be "filling the cafés".Ahmed Shahid Marhoon Abbas Al-Karawi
Point of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadExplained that Article (9/Second) of the Constitution regulates flag service by law without referring to compulsion, that Article (2) prohibits enacting a law contrary to the principles of democracy, and Article (37) safeguards human freedom and dignity and prohibits forced labor. He noted that only (60) countries out of (206) have adopted conscription.Aziz Nasser Azzal Harees Al-Shammari
Point of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadIn reply to the Speaker's question, declared he is against the law and against the Federal Court's ruling, because the government is a caretaker government, there is no budget law even though the law has a financial aspect, and it contradicts the Iraqi Constitution.Saoud Sadoun Ali Salih Al-SaadiPoint of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadInvoked Article (110) of the Constitution concerning setting national security policy, asking: is today's priority reading the Flag Service law, or providing protection for the people's sons called up for conscription?Saoud Sadoun Ali Salih Al-Saadi
General TopicsSession (15) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadNoted that some committees attract no applicants while others see a density of requests reaching as many as (37) MPs for a single committee, proposing that the crowded committees be split into two sections. (With one intervention)Hussein Mounis Faraj Abdulredha ThajilGeneral TopicsSession (13) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BaghdadReferred to a statement submitted to the Council's presidency regarding some MPs' sense of marginalization, proposed giving a margin of hope to all MPs including those of the small blocs, and condemned the transgressions among MPs.Aziz Nasser Azzal Harees Al-Shammari
General TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadConsidered obstructing exports a violation of the Constitution, the Federal Court's rulings and international arbitration, and called for judicial and diplomatic action to prevent companies from dealing in the Region's smuggled oil.Alia Nassif Jassim AzizGeneral TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadAccused the Ministry of Oil of gross negligence for failing to rehabilitate the pipeline for three years and demanded referring the file to the public prosecution; he also defended the strategic (Basra-Haditha) line project, denouncing the media smear campaign against it. (Discussion with 3 interventions)Ahmed Salem Aziz Hamad Al-Saadi
General TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadCriticized the marginalization of women MPs in allotting speaking turns, reproached the senior staff for bureaucracy, and asked about the fate of the ministry's investment budget, the truth of self-sufficiency in petroleum products, and the competence of SOMO's staff. (With one intervention)Ola Hussein Hatim Yahya Al-TamimiGeneral TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadWarned of the economic repercussions of prolonging the crisis or the war expanding, called for enforcing the domiciliation of the Region's employees' salaries to spare them political bargaining, and appealed to the Commander-in-Chief to intervene to protect the wells.Aziz Nasser Azzal Harees Al-ShammariGeneral TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadOffered condolences for the martyrs, criticized the consensus amendments to the budget that emptied it of content, and called for addressing the problems with the Region (oil, crossings, foreign presence) as a single package without patchwork.Hussein Mounis Faraj Abdulredha ThajilGeneral TopicsSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadAffirmed that the Region's officials are subject to the federal government under the Constitution, proposed giving flexibility in the pricing of oil products to traders to encourage export, and stressed the need to expedite extending the strategic Aqaba pipeline.Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji
Point of OrderSession (14) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-20 · BaghdadCalled for applying the Constitution and setting a final deadline for the political forces to elect a President of the Republic and form a federal government with full powers to confront the security and economic challenges.Taha Hatif Muhi Mohammed Al-DifaiPoint of OrderSession (10) First Term / First Year · 2026-04-11 · BaghdadSupported the vote, considering the Chief of Staff post a technical and necessary one, clarified that the appointment falls exclusively within parliament's competence, and stressed the presidency's need to abide by the bloc leaders' agreements.Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji