Iraqi Kurdistan Parliament
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Kurdistan Parliament Perlemanî Kurdistan پەرلەمانی كوردستان |
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Speaker of Parliament
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Deputy Speaker of Parliament
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| Seats | 111 Seats in the Assembly |
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Political groups
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Parties Represented in Parliament |
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Last election
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21 September 2013 |
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| KRG Parliament Building | |
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| Official website | |
Parties Represented in Parliament
The Kurdistan Parliament (Kurdish: پەرلەمانی كوردستان or simply Perleman (Parliament), Arabic: المجلس الوطني لكوردستان), also called the Iraqi Kurdistan Parliament (IKP), is the parliament of Iraqi Kurdistan. It is made up of representatives from the various parties, lists or slates that are elected every four years by the inhabitants of the provinces of Iraqi Kurdistan currently governed by the Kurdistan Regional Government. Prior to the Kurdistan Election Law passed in March 2009, the body was referred to as the Kurdistan National Assembly.
The IKP is a 111-member unicameral body in which 11 seats are reserved for non-Kurdish minority communities of the Iraqi Kurdistan region. The IKP building is located in Erbil, the official capital of the Iraqi Kurdistan region.
The IKP holds two sessions per year, each covering a span of four months out of the year. The IKP works by committees that focus on certain areas such as legal affairs, education and higher education, finance and economy, or relations and culture. Laws proposals and bills are initiated via the Regional Council of Ministries or at least by the endorsement of ten individual members of parliament in order to voted on and eventually passed to the president of the Iraqi Kurdistan region.
Since its formation, the IKP has passed several important laws relating to administration, political parties, the press, the economy, culture, and society.
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