The adoption of the final results of elections in Iraq

Adopted by the Electoral Commission in Iraq, the final results of the recent elections, and decided to refer to the Federal Court for approval, allowing the entry periods of the constitutional limits of government formation.

The decision comes after the Commission announced Tuesday that it rejected the last appeal the results of the elections that took place on the seventh of last March.

The UNHCR spokesman Qassim bonded out to challenge the results of the election ended Monday night, and that the Commission rejected the latest appeals have exporting its decision to adopt the results.

The appeals had been submitted last Sunday along with four candidates lost their seats for the benefit of others of the same lists of parliament's 325 seats, after a recount of the votes cast by voters in Baghdad.

He expected the officials in the Office of the Federal Court to move quickly toward ratification of the results, which will be the last stage before the start time limits before the formation of the constitutional government.

According to the Iraqi constitution, should call on the Iraqi president the new parliament to convene within 15 days of ratification of the Federal Court on the results, and then will be to members 15 days to elect a speaker and 30 days to elect a new president, be has 15 days to ask for one of the largest bloc in parliament, formation of the government and prime minister, and this means the possibility of waiting another two months before the start up of the government.

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Conscious / Federal Court declares the authentication postponement of the election results


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Federal Supreme Court postponed final approval of the election results, stating that there are some legal matters that require clarification from the Electoral Commission for elections.


A statement issued by the Federal Court on Thursday received (and the Iraqi News Agency Information / INA) The court received Wednesday afternoon the results of legislative elections, the Electoral Commission was held this morning at its plenary session considered the results and found that there are some legal aspects which require clarification from the Electoral Commission for elections before the final disposition of the results. "


The statement said the court, which met on Thursday in plenary session to examine the results also found that "there is lodged appeals are before the Judicial Committee in the Federal Court of Cassation did not rule by the (Electoral Commission) So far, so are the election results final fit to be subject to ratification."


The statement said he was approached the Electoral Commission for elections shall be immediately provided for the purpose of expressing its response and follow-up notice, the court of appeals and their outcome.



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Iraqi Election Appeals Rejected

Tue May 25, 3:24 pm ET

BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Election authorities in Iraq rejected final appeals on Tuesday against the results of a March parliamentary election, which will now move to the Supreme Court for certification.

Iraq is still without a government more than 11 weeks after the inconclusive March 7 poll, narrowly won by the cross-sectarian Iraqiya alliance led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi.

An appeals authority within Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) rejected final complaints submitted before Monday's deadline.

"The ruling has been certified by the commission and will be sent tomorrow to the Supreme Court," said IHEC spokesman Qassim al-Aboudi.

Election officials have said they expect the Supreme Court to move quickly, but a government could still be weeks or months away...

...President Jalal Talabani must call on the new parliament to convene within 15 days of the Supreme Court certifying the results. Members then have 15 days to elect a speaker and 30 days to elect a new president

The new president then has 15 days to ask the largest bloc in parliament to form a government and choose a prime minister...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100525/...raq_election_1



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