MP Interventions
353
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
By Coalition —
18 · of interventions مقابل of seats
Outside coalitions
49.5٪ of seats
161
45.6٪
40 Interventions
— 11.3٪ of total (353)
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Point of Order
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · KarbalaClarified that the substance and concept of the communications law may not be debated before its first reading is completed.Mohammed Jassim Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-Ali
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BasraCalled on MPs to proceed with reading the communications law.Mohammed Hussein Mohammed Barij Al-Mousawi
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · KirkukDemanded forming a committee of experts to study the communications law given its security and economic importance to the country.Mohammed Ali Mohammed Tamim Al-Jubouri
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadDefended the Ministry of Communications law as resolving the overlap with the Media Commission rather than abolishing it. She later took part in reciting the law's first reading.Hiyam Abboud Kadhim Fatlawi Al-YasiriPoint of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · KirkukConsidered setting the sessions' schedule an administrative decision not requiring a vote.Mohammed Ali Mohammed Tamim Al-Jubouri
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadObjected to limiting intervention time to half an hour, demanded extending the sessions and having the deputy speakers run them, and noted the existence of fifty laws ready for reading. (With one intervention)Saoud Sadoun Ali Salih Al-Saadi
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadAffirmed the need to proceed with the first reading of the laws and to leave discussions and amendments to the second-reading stage.Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadClarified that the bylaws provide that objection to laws in principle occurs at the second reading, not the first.Alia Nassif Jassim Aziz
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · WasitSupported rejecting the communications law because it had previously been withdrawn by a government with full powers, and because it requires financial allocations that a caretaker government has no authority to decide.Yousif Baeir Alwan Abdulali Al-Kilabi
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BabilObjected in principle to the proposed Ministry of Communications law for contradicting the Constitution and abolishing the powers of the Communications and Media Commission. (With one intervention)Hanan Said Mohsen Alwan Al-Fatlawi
Point of OrderSession (20) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-13 · BaghdadWarned of the collapse of Iraqi Airways, with 32 of its 39 aircraft out of service and its daily flights dropping from 70 to only 4.Ayat Adham Hussein Mahmoud Al-Surmiri
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
Point of OrderSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · NinevehObjected to exploiting the "point of order" item to raise topics outside the agenda, calling for using the statement-reading mechanism to preserve the session's order.Abdulrahman Hassan Khalid Abdullah Al-Khalid
Point of OrderSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · BasraDenounced the security assault on the engineers protesting in front of the Basra Oil Company, and demanded relieving the Energy Police commander and including the engineers' appointment in the budget. (With one intervention)Alaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-HaidariPoint of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · KarbalaSensed the Speaker's keenness for the session to move quickly, recalling that Article (41) of the bylaws permits an MP to intervene with the approval of the Speaker and his two deputies, that every session sees urgent issues warranting some interventions, and that the Speaker may end them and choose their number whenever he wishes.Mohammed Jassim Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-AliPoint of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · NinevehExplained, based on Article (133) of the bylaws, that deliberation on the bill's principles and general foundations — and rejecting it in principle — does not begin until after the second reading, and therefore colleagues' current objections to the bill's substance violate the bylaws.Abdulrahman Hassan Khalid Abdullah Al-Khalid
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-ShammariPoint of OrderSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · KarbalaProposed addressing the deficiency in military doctrine and citizenship through the Ministries of Education and Higher Education by adding an academic subject at universities and an educational subject at secondary schools, with visits to shooting ranges and institutions, rejecting the compulsion mechanism and imposing penalties on those who fail to report.Mohammed Jassim Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-AliPoint 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