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Session (23) First Term / First Year

2026-05-06 Duration: 0 hours
The Council of Representatives announced no attendance or absence figures for this session, and publishes no nominal rolls — so attendance data cannot be shown.
Session Items
  • First: First reading of the proposed Mental Health Law. (Health and Combating Psychotropic Substances Committee). (41 articles).
    Executed
  • Second: First reading of the proposed First Amendment Law to the Labor Law No. (37) of 2015. (Committee of Labor, Civil Society Organizations, Federal Public Service, Youth, Sports, Culture and Tourism).
    Not Executed
  • Third: First reading of the proposed Law of the Iraq University for Security Sciences. (Security and Defense Committee). (29 articles).
    Executed
Session Report

The Council of Representatives held on (6/5/2026) its twenty-third session of the first legislative term of the first legislative year of the sixth electoral cycle, chaired by Speaker Haibat Al-Halbousi. The session included:

 

_ Mr. Haibat Al-Halbousi stated that the Council of Representatives will receive, today or tomorrow (Thursday), the government program submitted by Prime Minister-designate Ali Al-Zaidi, to be distributed to the members for study and review.

_ The Speaker directed the parliamentary Legal Affairs Committee to state its legal opinion regarding the head and members of the Federal Service Council performing their duties before taking the constitutional oath before the Council of Representatives.

_ First reading of the proposed Mental Health Law, submitted by the Health and Combating Psychotropic Substances Committee.

Part of the session was chaired by First Deputy Speaker Adnan Faihan. 

_ Postponing the first reading of the proposed First Amendment Law to the Labor Law No. (37) of 2015, submitted by the Committee of Labor, Civil Society Organizations, Federal Public Service, Youth, Sports, Culture and Tourism.

_ First reading of the proposed Law of the Iraq University for Security Sciences, submitted by the Security and Defense Committee.

The session was then adjourned.

 

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