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Geezzzzzzzzzz Hummerman that was long and boring. I hope no one hits the "Quote" button on that.

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Reading the national common position of Messrs. Massoud Barzani, Nouri Al-Maliki

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A state visit, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki professor from the beginning of the political work intensively in Salah Eddin summer resort, The Co-Nuri al-Maliki and Massoud Barzani in Kurdstan that their talks focused on expanding the political base to support the government, mobility President Maliki is needed in these times and suggest things, ideas and new political projects could drive the situation forward and end the many manifestations of political tension, had been discussed several key issues of concern to Iraq, particularly the political and security challenges that we face during this phase. Regarding the government's commitments concerning territorial demands constitutionally and the need to be no understandings on these matters and that the government supports each other, with the aim of promoting unity and support the government to overcome the challenges it faces.

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Both Mr. Nuri al-Maliki and Mr. Massoud Barzani search many of the issues on the Iraqi political scene, including how to activate the role of political forces and blocs to support government programs, as well as to move forward in the direction of national reconciliation and what these frameworks reconciliation and the constitutional review before the parliament and how coordination between positions and reach common understandings. President Massoud Barzani has strength and depth of national targets to be able to make new methodologies in political work would dismantle decade living in Iraq since the space of three years or more.

It seems that the efforts of Mr. Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has begun three days in Arbil resulted in a joint commitment to cooperation to overcome difficulties, and topped Article (140) Special attention Kirkuk talks by conference where Mr. al-Maliki pledged to implement approved de****e the difficulties and said : de****e the difficulties we are involved in application :
With comes highlight came in a press conference held Friday in 2007/6/1 Salah Eddin summer resort between each of the Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, professor and Mr. Massoud Barzani, President of Kurdstan region.

Reviewed President Massoud Barzani in its opening aspects of the discussions that have taken place between officials of the parties described it as successful and positive, said sovereignty : we have deliberated in our encounters with Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki professor inter issues of concern to the whole interest of the Iraqi people, including the constitutional article (140), which has been considered in detail and in a spirit of responsibility and make sure that goes on between us.

Then he talked about the composition of sovereignty forces protecting the territorial issues and petroleum products, and said :
We have formed several committees competent to complete our discussions in these areas .. The refusal of Mr. Massoud Barzani, head of the territory Kurdstan recent Turkish threats and threatening language calling for Turkey to use the language of dialogue ..
He said President Barzani : We wish to talk with the language of friendship and friendship Edjaopona but rejected the language of threats.

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For his part, highlighted Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki professor highlighted the Guide to meetings at the Kurdstan.

He said sovereignty :
Our discussions have been successful in general has discussed a number of issues, and reviewing others in pursuit of the objectives of the political process in the country, then broached the President Maliki interventions on the issue of integrity and sovereignty, he said : We are confident leadership refused Kurdstan territory of any foreign intervention in their affairs Crvtham any interference in the affairs of others and in turn do not accept this earth to become an arena for any military operations.
The President said al-Maliki : There is no doubt that our brothers in the territory of Kurdstan government and the Iraqi government refuse to take a springboard to attack Iraq, neighboring countries and whether there are some problems that should not moving towards disarmament and the use of violence and force because this fuels and exacerbates the problems.

The President added Maliki :
Iraqi land must be respected and do not allow to become a theater of military operations also do not want to hurt with the neighboring countries and also do not want to neighboring countries to intervene in the Occupied Iraqi military invaded.
On the possibility that the formation of a new front in Iraq, he said President Barzani :
Any front aimed at supporting the government in the fundamental forces and actors, which struggled and had a key role in toppling the regime in the political process from the outset and until now.
Regarding the article (140) of the Iraqi Constitution, the Permanent State Premier said Professor Nuri Kamal al-Maliki :

The Voice (12) million Iraqis for the benefit of Article (140) of the Constitution, and perhaps encounter some obstacles, but we'll take the matter in accordance with the Constitution.
And help deportees who returned to Kirkuk after the liberation of Iraq sovereignty, said :
All must help the displaced and the Iraqi government to help any Iraqis needed aid and assistance is very willing to help.
Turning to President Barzani explosions terrorists healthier Irbil, drunk beginning of the month of May and thanked the masses of Kurdstan and security agencies to address this issue and their dedication, patriotism, responsibility and sovereignty, he said :
Our security has been able to detect the terrorist network that stood behind evaporated processes are now under investigation and will receive a just reward.
The talks Co Nuri al-Maliki and Massoud Barzani, aimed at strengthening the existing political alliance, especially among Iraqi coalition and alliance between Puk and basic forces participating in the coalition and alliance in the coming period there will be talks and meetings perhaps broader involving other parties of the two blocs to strengthen the alliance and openness to everyone and others before the entitlements and obligations of their engagements and government, constitutional and political.

KRG, Kurdistan Regional Government

application, law is being applied, keep throwing those articles at us about the unhappy ones so we can laugh coz they cant do anything about it.

Originally Posted by Hkp

Iraq gov''t proceeds with key laws, reconciliation efforts -- Maliki

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Iraq gov't proceeds with key laws, reconciliation efforts -- Maliki
(with photos) BAGHDAD, June 12 (KUNA) -- Iraq's government is carrying on with enacting important laws for welfare of the Iraqi people such as the oil and gas law, as well as boosting national reconciliation, Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki said.

Al-Maliki's statement was made on Tuesday during talks in his office in Baghdad with the US Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte who arrived earlier in the day on a previously unannounced visit.

"The (Iraqi) national unity government proceeds with enacting new laws that serve the present and future interests of the Iraqi people, such as the laws on oil and gas, accountability and justice and provinces," the Premier told the UN official.

He added that his government was "boosting efforts for reconciliation, regardless of the regional interference and conspiracies impeding the political process" in the country.

"Several missions are ahead topped with developing our security bodies and armed forces to combat the terrorist al-Qaeda, Saddamists and militants, and extend the rule of law nationwide," Al-Maliki noted.

The Iraqi Premier referred to "the success by the national unity government overcoming the biggest danger, sectarian war, through the national reconciliation initiative supported by all the Iraqi people and political powers." Al-Maliki expressed appreciation the US support to the political process and reconstruction in Iraq.

Negroponte renewed the US backing to the Iraqi people and government to achieve security and stability in the face of challenges and external interference The surprise visit by the senior American official came a day after Britain's future prime minister Gordon Brown visited the country and held talks with the local leaders urging them to press ahead with measures to restore order and achieve political reforms.(end) ahh.
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PROCEED TO ENACT!!!

Iraq makes slow progress on meeting US targets
12 Jun 2007 11:37:30 GMT
Source: Reuters

BAGHDAD, June 12 (Reuters) - "Slow as a turtle" was how one Iraqi lawmaker on Tuesday described Iraq's faltering progress in meeting political benchmarks set by Washington to encourage national reconciliation and end sectarian violence.
Washington has dispatched a succession of officials to press Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government to speed up passage of laws aimed at drawing disaffected minority Sunni Arabs more firmly into the political process.
The latest was Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte, who met Maliki on Tuesday to discuss the status of an oil revenue-sharing law, constitutional reforms, a law ending a ban on former Baathists holding public office and provincial polls.
Negroponte followed the top U.S. commander in the Middle East, Admiral William Fallon, who held similar talks with Maliki on Sunday and, according to a New York Times reporter who sat in on the meeting, urged the prime minister to make measurable political progress by next month.
De****e opposition in Congress, U.S. President George Bush has sent nearly 30,000 extra troops to Iraq to help curb sectarian violence and give Maliki's government breathing room to achieve a political accommodation between the warring sides.
The strategy has been costly in the lives of U.S. soldiers, 127 were killed in May alone, and there is little to show for it -- the political blocs have made little headway in breaking the logjam holding up agreement on the laws.
Bush is scheduled to deliver an interim report on developments in Iraq in July. The top U.S. general in Iraq, David Petraeus, and U.S. ambassador Ryan Crocker are due to give their own assessment of the success of the new military strategy in September.

RELUCTANCE TO COMPROMISE

But analysts say Maliki's fractious coalition government of Kurds, Shi'ites and Sunni Arabs is too weak and divided to make the necessary compromises without external pressure.
International Crisis Group analyst, Joost Hiltermann, who closely watches developments in Iraq, said he expected to see "little bits of progress that will be sold as real progress".
"The Kurds have everything they want and don't want to concede anything, Shi'ites don't want to be cheated out of their control of the state apparatus, and Sunnis obviously want the benchmarks to be met because they favour them but cannot make it happen because they are in the minority," he said.
A draft hydrocarbon law, crucial to regulating how wealth from Iraq's huge oil reserves will be shared by its sectarian and ethnic groups, has been approved by cabinet but faces opposition from Kurds over who will control the oilfields.
Mahmoud Othman, a member of the Kurdish Alliance in parliament, said the political blocs were trying to reach a compromise on the law, but progress was achingly slow.
"They are discussing it, but the process is slow as a turtle," he told Reuters.
A draft de-Baathification law has been agreed by Maliki and President Jalal Talabani and sent to cabinet for debate. But it faces stiff opposition and other drafts are now circulating.
After six months of talks, parliament's constitutional reform committee has failed to reach agreement on amending key provisions of the constitution. A law setting a date for provincial elections has also yet to be agreed by cabinet.


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Adviser worried about Iraqi oil deal

6/12/2007, 1:16 p.m. EDTBy BARRY SCHWEID
The Associated Press


WASHINGTON (AP) — A drafter of stalled Iraqi legislation to set ground rules for the country's oil policy said Tuesday "there is no sign of a compromise" that would lead to final approval by the parliament.
The pessimistic assessment by Tariq Shafiq, who runs a petroleum consulting firm in London and offered his advice to the Iraqi government, conflicted with frequent forecasts of a breakthrough by Iraqi officials.
Shafiq blamed the holdup on a lack of security in Iraq, where he said "people do not know if they are going to live the next day," as well as on corruption.



Under Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, "we are now in a worse situation than a year ago," he said at a news conference at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank attended by several American oil company officials.
Iraq is one of the world's leading oil producers. It has proven reserves of 115 billion barrels of petroleum, third in the world behind Saudi Arabia and Iran, and the potential for nearly doubling that amount in an oil-thirsty world.
If approved, the new law — Shafiq helped draft the original legislation — is expected to encourage foreign oil companies to invest in Iraq and spur the country to attain its goal of doubling current production of 2.5 million barrels a day by 2010.
Iraq's oil infrastructure has been under repeated attacks from insurgents. Shiites and Kurds dominate the two major oil regions in southern and northern Iraq and are resisting national control, Shafiq said.
"A compromise must be found" to balance regional interests with the responsibility of the federal government to be the "custodian" of the country's resources, Shafiq said.
Last week, oil ministry spokesman Assem Jihad said, "We hope the ratification of this law will be achieved in no more than one month from now."
"This law is considered a major national project and achievement," he told The Associated Press.
Asked if he agreed, Shafiq said, "I wish I shared the optimism of the minister. I am not very optimistic."



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Iraq Sunni, Shias meet at U.N.

6/12/2007, 3:28 a.m. EDTBy SARAH DiLORENZO
The Associated Press


UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iraqi religious and political leaders met to reaffirm their commitment to building a tolerant, multiethnic nation, declaring that the ties that bind all Iraqis "will not be broken" in ****e of the sectarian violence ravaging the country.
Sunni and Shiite leaders gathered at U.N. headquarters for a two-day conference that ends Tuesday to discuss ways to ease the sectarian tensions sparking violence in Iraq. Iraq's U.N. mission sponsored the event, entitled "Iraq for all Iraqis."
"We have gathered here in New York, religious leaders and scholars, to discuss the vital issues of reconciliation and re-establishing the fraternal ties that have historically bound the people of Iraq together, which, however strained they may become, are not broken and will not be broken," said Iraq's deputy U.N. ambassador, Feisal al-Istrabadi.



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article | posted June 12, 2007 (web only)
Wall Street, Iraq and the Declining Dollar

Ken Miller
The disastrous impact on the economy of George W. Bush's response to the attacks of September 2001 is still being measured. On Friday of last week the Bush Administration announced that it would not renominate Gen. Peter Pace as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The Administration's decision to throw a loyal supporter overboard avoids a messy confirmation hearing that would have further focused a war-weary nation's attention on the past. But sometimes looking backward can help us anticipate the future.

In February of this year, Rep. Henry Waxman's Committee on Oversight and Government Reform revealed fresh details of how the Coalition Provisional Authority dumped $12 billion in cash--in $100 bills--into Iraq in 2004. Multiple flights of huge C-130 transport planes were required to deliver 363 tons of greenbacks--a modest portion of the $510 billion we have spent so far in Iraq and Afghanistan. By certain measures, this may not be America's most expensive war. But the worst economic effects are yet to come.

No matter how the Iraq War ends, it is clear that the United States is incapable of militarily securing territory against the wishes of a hostile population. And the Iraq War is at the heart of two alarming trends that are likely to have a negative impact on America's position in the world: The demand for oil is rising while the supply is declining, and the demand for the US dollar is declining while the supply of dollars is rising.

In the four years since the toppling of Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi oilfields and associated infrastructure have sustained 400 attacks. And because of the situation on the ground, Iraqi oil production, at 1.95 barrels per day during the first quarter of 2007, was far short of the government's goal of 2.5 million barrels per day and the previous peak of 3.7 million under Saddam. In this asymmetrical war, our enemies are spending a fraction of our costs on improvised explosive devices, chlorine gas and suicide bombers, while we invest heavily in noneffective weapons systems and force structures.

US oil and gas production peaked in the early '70s, and we are now by far the world's largest energy importer. The largest oilfields in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iran, Syria, Yemen and Oman are in decline, as are most oilfields in the former Soviet Union, Canada, Central and South America, and on-shore Africa. New fields will be discovered and new technologies brought to bear, but costs of production will be higher than in the past and will require more expensive investments in equipment and technology.

Even as existing fields age, the new economies of India and China require more and more oil to fuel their impressive growth. Although a worldwide depression might result in a temporary drop in the price of oil and other commodities, the long-term imbalance between growing demand and declining supply will eventually reassert itself, creating price increases over time.

Contemporaneously with the supply/demand imbalance in oil and other hard commodities, the Bush Administration's response to 9/11 has weakened the position of the dollar in the world. The President's request that Americans continue to spend has struck an all-too-sympathetic chord with the American people. The trade deficits caused by that spending have created a current account deficit equal to 6.2 percent of GDP, sending trillions of dollars into the hands of foreigners.

While we continue to import goods of much greater value than those we export, thus flooding the world with dollars, Bush has pursued a policy of what some have dubbed "military Keynesianism"--that is, the combination of low taxes and high military expenditures. This dynamic forces the Federal Reserve to print money and foster easy credit policies, which will eventually result in higher interest rates, inflation or both.

So the printing presses are ****ing out more dollars, which are being collected by China, Japan and others. And those countries are showing signs of concern that they have too much of their foreign exchange reserves tied up in our currency. Likewise, certain other nations are evidencing a declining interest in accepting the dollar as a medium of exchange. It was in October 2000 that Saddam insisted that Iraq's oil be paid for in euros. But now Russia wants payment for the energy it exports in rubles. Venezuela and Iran insist on euros. Kuwait has recently unpegged its dinar from the dollar in favor of a basket of currencies.

The dollar has indeed shown symptoms of its decline in popularity during the Bush years. The dollar has weakened against the euro, gold, copper and other hard assets and currencies. When Bush came in to office, for example, you could get .987 euros for every dollar. Now you can only get .75. You could say that at $65 per barrel, oil is getting more valuable... or you could say the value of the dollar has declined as measured by oil.

Mainstream economists seem to agree that best-case, the dollar will continue a stately decline, but in a world where the United States has lost so much respect, where we continue to flood the world with dollars and borrow to finance our consumer habit, we could find that one of those sharp, depression-inducing discontinuities occurs--like, say, a run on the dollar.

We are continuing to import 60 percent of the 20.6 million barrels of oil we use daily. And though the size and stability of our economy is likely to insure a demand for the dollar at some level, oil that anyone can buy for hard currency may be getting scarcer. Governments have begun to do deals aimed at taking oil off the market for their own account--deals like the ones China has done with Angola, Brazil, Iran, Nigeria, Venezuela and Sudan. South Korea has just announced it will follow suit.

If our military cannot secure oil by force, and if oil is destined to cost us more and more of a declining currency to buy what is available, then "brand USA" is in trouble. When Bush leaves office, this country will have to begin the difficult task of reversing some very bad trends in the military, fiscal, monetary and energy areas. The pollution of his legacy transcends mere politics.




Wall Street, Iraq and the Declining Dollar

Originally Posted by Hkp

Basrah contains huge oil wealth

Its rocks contain more than 65 billion barrels Translated by IRAQdirectory.com - [12/06/2007]


Oil researcher, Ahmad Al-Husseini, said that geological studies "in Iraq showed that there are

about 530 geological complexes of good prospects for oil; about 115 sites have been drilled so far with reserves estimated at about 3,111 billion barrels of oil, which leaves 415 locations requiring exploration." He pointed out, "reserves in the 415 sites unexplored for various reasons are estimated at over 215 billion barrels." He believed that regions and provinces rich in oil "will include in future nearly two thirds of Iraq."

Al-Husseini pointed out, in a symposium organized by the University of Babylon on the oil and gas law and attended by oil and economy experts, that oil reserves in Iraq "are parallel to those discovered in Saudi Arabia which is today the top producer of oil in the world." He said that current producing fields are "concentrated in the provinces of Basrah and Kirkuk, versus little production from a few other fields located in the provinces of Maysan, Baghdad, Salahaddin, Diyala and Mosul." He said, "the present discovered and undeveloped fields are deployed in all Iraqi provinces but four: Qadisiyah, Babil, Anbar and Dohuk".

The expert noted that Basrah "holds the largest oil wealth in Iraq. According to the statistical data, it has 15 oil fields, including 10 producing ones and even they are still waiting for development and production, while the rocks in these fields contain over 65 billion barrels of oil which comprise about 59% of the total Iraqi oil reserve. Also, the oil reserves in the provinces of Basrah, Thi-Qar and Maysan represent 79.4 billion barrels, or 71% of the total reserve in the country,"

He pointed out that these figures mean that "the largest part of oil reserve is concentrated in the south and somewhat in Kirkuk where it is estimated at 13.45 billion barrels, which is about 12% of the total proven reserve of Iraqi oil, while the Kurdistan region contains 3.16 billion barrels, or 3% of the total."

[Ed. Note: recently estimates of large unproven reserves in Anbar were revealed, adding about 100 bbl to the Iraq total.]


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Excellent,

Finally the news is getting out and Iraq will take over the number one spot for proven oil reserves from Sadi Arabia which technically are unproven at this point in time. Saudi's are keeping a dark secret over declining reserves, so there will be no contest when all the explorations are completed in Iraq. They will soon be the wealthiest country in middle east and to think they cannot get along knowing that. Sad, very sad. The sooner the wealth goes to the people, the sooner violence will end.

Good luck and health to all, Mike

The Presidency ratified the amendment of the Civil Service Act

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News : Presidential Council endorse the Civil Service Amendment Act No. 24 of 1960

June 12, 2007

June 12, 2007

Sadik of the Presidency, its penultimate meeting on 11-6-2007 amendment to the law on the Civil Service Law No. (24) of 1960.
The reasons and rationale for the decision "in order not to deny that the employee resigned with the consent constituency salaries accrued vacation from his" initiated this law.
And in the following text :
Decision No. (25)
The name of the people
The Presidency

Based on the approved by the House in accordance with the provisions of paragraph of the first article first session of the Constitution and based on the provisions of paragraph (V / a) of Article Eight hundred and thirty of the Constitution.

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Council decided the presidency penultimate held on June 11, 2007 issuance of the following law :

No. (26) of 2007
Law amending the Civil Service Act (No. 24) of 1960

Article (1) :
The text of the article ninth session of the Civil Service Act No. (24) of 1960 (1) and add them to be and the following paragraph (2) :
2-A staff member resigned with the consent constituency salaries accrued vacation exception to the provisions of paragraph (1) of this article.

Article (2) :
This law implemented from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

Tariq Hashemi-Adel Abdul-Mahdi, Jalal Talabani

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The vice president, the vice president, president of the republic "



Reasons
In order not to deprive the employee resigned with the consent constituency salaries accrued vacation from his job, started this law.

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The Presidency ratified the Law of the Fifth Amendment to the Act (45

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News : Presidential Council ratified the Law of the Fifth Amendment to the Execution Law No. (45)

June 12, 2007

June 12, 2007

Sadik of the Presidency in its penultimate meeting 11-6-2007, on the Fifth Amendment to the Execution Law No. (45) of 1980.
Reads the law.
Decision No. (24)
The name of the people
The Presidency
Based on the approved by the House in accordance with the provisions of paragraph of the first article first session of the Constitution and based on the provisions of paragraph (V / a) of Article Eight hundred and thirty of the Constitution.
Council decided the presidency penultimate held on June 11, 2007 issuance of the following law :
No. (25) of 2007
The Fifth Amendment to the Execution Law No. (45) of 1980

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Article (1) :
Add the following to Article (4) of the Act (No. 45) of 1980 and paragraph (III) of them.
Third-Service is the implementation of the follow-up implementation and directorates diagnosis flaw in the procedures and knowing the efficient functioning of field staff and capacity-building through seminars and training courses

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Article (2) :
The text of the article (32) of the Act, paragraph (first) and add them and the following paragraph (II) of them.
Second-outlet of Justice in the course of settlement at the request of the creditor to the debtor needs to provide enough collateral to repay the debt within the settlement established by performing Justice.

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Article (3) :
Cancels text of the article (34) of the Act and replaced Mayati :
Article-34 - if not implemented debtor provision contained something specific implementation requires expenses, costs paid to the creditor that is aggregated from the debtor. If the creditor or abstained from the payment, estimated by an expert or more elected Justice and then performing contracts from the debtor in accordance with the law.

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Article (4) :

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Cancel the text of paragraph (II) of Article (53) of the Act and replaced Mayati :
Secondly-a-not suspend the sentence Co-rays accelerated if it relates to maintenance when challenged before the competent court.
B-Execution in all circumstances so if a decision of the competent court.

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Article (5) :
Cancels text of the article (61) of the Act and replaced by the following :
Article-61 - if not reviewed secured treatment during arrest (30) thirty days from the date of the last action cf reserved the money or the third person demanding the lifting of the arrest of Justice decides performing service credited to the summary seizure and sale during the thirty (30) days at him and lifted its seizure by performing Justice that meets the fee collection from the creditor.

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Article (6) :
Cancel the text of paragraph (3) of Article (71) of the Act and replaced Mayati :
Third-sex declaration contains money to be sold, type, amount and the estimated value of the tender, and place day and hour to be held on the 10th day auction from the day following the publication in local newspapers.

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Article (7) :
Cancel the text of paragraph (I) of article (76) of the Act and replaced Mayati :
First-to-buffer Directorate to tell whether his money back to the debtor or not, during the seven (7) days from the date Bakhbarih arrest him.

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Article (8) :
Insert the text of the article (93) of the Act and paragraph (III) of them.
Third-not sold the property if the debtor has an unknown residence has not been formally notified in accordance with the law.

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Article (9) :
Cancels sections (6) and (7) of the Coalition Provisional Authority (dissolved) No. (78) of 2004.

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Article (10) :
Delete So******t sector wherever they occur in this law and replace the public sector.

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Article (11) :
This law implemented from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

Tariq Al-Hashmi = Adel Abdul-Mahdi, Jalal Talabani

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The vice president, the vice president, president of the republic "

Reasons
In order to balance the interest of the secured access to the most convenient ways religion and the interests and obligations of the debtor to perform outstanding debt through the legal process and not selling real estate if the place of residence is unknown and humanitarian considerations in the implementation of the accelerated force on expenditures and not subject to suspension when the objection, initiated this law.

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