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
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadRequested resolving the committee on those covered by American sanctions (OFAC), questioned the tax procedures toward the 75% of unaccounted taxpayers, how to collect the debts of withdrawn oil companies (such as Shell), and the problem of "name similarity" and fictitious companies. (With one intervention)Hussein Mounis Faraj Abdulredha Thajil
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BasraRejected burdening the citizen with taxes just before Ramadan, demanded legislating a law exempting limited-income earners from taxes (in application of Article 28 of the Constitution), and criticized the exorbitant wealth of some customs employees.Alaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-Haidari
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · Dhi QarCalled for ending reliance on oil and activating the investment, agriculture, industry and tourism sectors, and demanded controlling the crossings and activating e-government to eliminate corruption, away from patchwork solutions.Ola Ouda Layidh Shinawa Al-Shinawa
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BabilQuestioned the parties protecting major tax evaders, why e-governance is not activated at 100%, demanded knowing the volume of the lost actual revenues, and disclosing the number of corruption files referred to the judiciary.Riyadh Aday Abboud Tamim Al-Khafaji
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadQuestioned the legal mechanism for distributing confiscated vehicles to state departments, demanded regulating the customs exemptions exploited by religious and charitable institutions for smuggling, and demanded exposing the parties and mafias controlling the informal crossings.Mohammed Nasser Delli Ahmed Al-Karbouli
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadCriticized the guests' evasion of comparing the revenue figures with the actual import volume, questioned the tax evasion of thousands of major companies affiliated with influential figures, explaining that tax collection does not exceed 2% of GDP. (With one intervention)Ahmed Salem Aziz Hamad Al-Saadi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadPointed to the existence of mafias and figures with political cover controlling the crossings' revenues, criticized private banks' (such as Al-Ahli Bank) monopolization of transfers, and revealed open corruption and bribery and extortion "kiosks" in front of the customs departments. (Discussion with two interventions)Ziyad Tariq Abdullah Hamad Al-Janabi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · DiyalaWarned that current revenues do not cover one month's salaries, rejected taxes affecting the poor, and demanded addressing the transformation of the governorates of (Diyala, Saladin, Kirkuk) into corridors for smuggling goods coming from the Region.Hammam Ali Mahdi Ahmed Al-Tamimi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadNoted that customs and taxes constitute only 5% of the budget, demanded setting a clear plan to support the industrial and agricultural sectors, and forming a committee to study the economic aspect of the forthcoming government program before voting on it. (With one intervention)Ahmed Salim Abdulrahman Ali Al-Ahmadi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BasraSupported hosting the Prime Minister, criticized the Region's refusal to hand over revenues, questioned why the management of the (ASYCUDA) system was granted to a foreign company for 13 million dollars, and attacked the advisors who stir the street's terror with salary cuts. (With one intervention)Falih Hassan Jassim Mutlaq Al-Harishawi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadCriticized the tax "self-assessment" system that reduced revenues, questioned the benefits and harms of imposing deposits in the (ASYCUDA) system, and warned of the manipulation of exemption letters and a single employee's control over the crossings' cameras. (Discussion with two interventions)Alia Nassif Jassim Aziz
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · Dhi QarConsidered the crisis bigger than the attending guests and demanded hosting the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance and the Central Bank, proposed establishing the "National Tourism Council" to maximize religious and archaeological revenues, and criticized the continued procrastination on automation. (Discussion with 3 interventions)Adil Hashoush Jaber Jassim Al-Hatimi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · ErbilCriticized not inviting the Kurdistan Region's representatives to the session, affirmed the regions' constitutional right to impose local fees, and noted that customs is a shared competence (equally) between the center and the Region that must be regulated according to the Constitution.Harem Kamal Khurshid Othman
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · DiyalaExpressed astonishment that revenues do not exceed 10 trillion even though the Central Bank's sales for imports amount to 86 billion dollars annually. Questioned the legal basis for imposing tax deposits in advance, and proposed forming a committee to host Planning, the Central Bank and the Region's representatives.Ahmed Mazhar Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Jubouri
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · MuthannaQuestioned the departments' ability to fully apply the laws, and proposed establishing federal checkpoints with broad powers to collect customs differences and address the problem of the Region's crossings' non-compliance.Falih Sari Abdashi Akab Al-Jayashi
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · Salah al-DinAsked whether the mentioned revenue figures are combined or separate for each department, inquired about the reasons for truck delays in the "transfer yards", and about the measures taken against the financial institutions involved in fictitious transfers.Muthanna Abdulsamad Mohammed Hussein Al-Samarrai
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BasraAffirmed that Iraq does not suffer from a lack of resources but from their mismanagement, rejected addressing the deficit by imposing taxes that burden the citizen, and called for administrative reform, digital transformation, and controlling the border crossings instead of coercive collection.Oday Awwad Kadhim Mahmoud Al-Hussein
General TopicsSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadCriticized the absence of the two Deputy Speakers, questioned the presented figures for not matching the huge volume of actual imports, criticized the administrative corruption and lack of automation and justice in the tax departments, and demanded the expected revenue figures after applying "ASYCUDA". (Discussion with one intervention)Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji
Point of OrderSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · BaghdadDemanded issuing a parliamentary decision (accompanied by 120 signatures) to continue disbursing the salaries of terrorism victims' families until their legal amendment is legislated. (Point of order with two interventions)Saoud Sadoun Ali Salih Al-Saadi
Point of OrderSession (3) - First Legislative Term / First Legislative Year · 2026-02-26 · DuhokObjected to the "rapporteurs" performing their work without an official administrative or parliamentary order, considering it a clear violation of the bylaws. (Point of order with two interventions)Sami Oshana Gorgis Anwiya