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 (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 (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · NinevehWarned that the decision supporting farmers in its current form does not benefit Nineveh's cultivators because of the controls requiring the land to be registered exclusively in the farmer's name. (With one intervention)Ahlam Ramadan Fattah Ismail
Law DiscussionSession (19) First Term / First Year · 2026-07-12 · WasitDemanded adding a clause to the parliamentary decision providing for postponing and rescheduling the agricultural initiative loans to ease the burden on farmers.Ahmed Karim Hussein Kadhim Al-Delfi
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-Haidari
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BasraWarned of the danger of poor implementation, noting the effect of the salary allocated to each conscript in creating opportunities for young people. He summarized the law's success in three conditions: fairness in application, respect for human dignity within the military institution by providing suitable facilities, and linking the service to future opportunities in education and training.Ali Shaddad Faris Shuheil Al-Jorani
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · MaysanAsked: if the law is optional, what is the point of the substitute clause? A substitute is imposed only under compulsion, and it is inequitable because the financially able pay it while the poor join the camps. She also questioned the camps' readiness.Duha Luaibi Kadhim Sadkhan Al-Bahadli
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · KarbalaHis problem is not with the title but with the mechanism; negating compulsion turns the law into the administration of a job service, which is "a disaster". He proposed an alternative law such as a military institutions reform law or support for the Iraqi army. (With one intervention)Mohammed Jassim Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-Ali
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 HassanLaw DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BasraAsked: how do we conscript our sons and leave them easy prey to Israeli and American aircraft without air defenses? He declared his agreement to proceed with the proposal on condition it be matured, and demanded a parliamentary stance to review the sluggishness that occurred during the war and to strengthen the security forces of all branches.Alaa Sabah Marai Shahaf Al-Haidari
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
Law DiscussionSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BabilHad observations on the draft proposal, chiefly the "cash substitute" that sows class division and opens a door to draining the people's money to escape responsibility, contradicting the spirit of belonging intended. He asked: is the need for numbers, or for quality and supporting the infrastructure, especially the air defenses?Haidar Mohammed Kadhim Khidr Abbas Al-MutairiPoint 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
General TopicsSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BasraHeld that the army and armed forces do not need compulsory conscription and more fighters so much as a qualitative increase in armament and training — drones, air defense weapons, and surveillance and jamming systems.Mohammed Hussein Mohammed Barij Al-Mousawi
General TopicsSession (18) First Term / First Year · 2026-06-11 · BasraDemanded a parliamentary decision directing the government to allocate funds for armament and air defenses, noting that more than (300) warplanes and drones violate Iraqi airspace daily, and declared his support for the law provided it is matured so as to move it from militarizing society to serving the country.Falih Hassan Jassim Mutlaq Al-Harishawi
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-Ali
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