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Al-Tamimi told Al-Jabal platform that “the current parliament’s term (the fifth session) continues until January 8, 2026, because Article 56 of the Iraqi Constitution stipulates that: the new House of Representatives shall be elected 45 days before the end of the parliamentary session, i.e., on January 9, 2026, the representatives of the current (fifth) session will become ordinary citizens and will lose their legislative and parliamentary status.”
He added, “Now the representatives of the fifth session can issue decisions, legislate laws, monitor and question until January 8, 2026. Also, the current government (the government of Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani) has absolute powers until January 8, 2026, after which it will turn into a caretaker government.”
He pointed out that “a caretaker government is a government with limited authority, as it is not entitled to make agreements or amend laws. In constitutional jurisprudence, it is called running public facilities for the people so that the work of institutions and the service of citizens does not stop.”
He pointed out that “the lifespan of the government is linked to the lifespan of the parliament, and when the lifespan of the parliament ends, the lifespan of the government ends, and it turns into a caretaker government for daily affairs until a new government is formed.” (LINK)
The new House of Representatives: Date of the first session and mechanisms for its convening
11/13/2025
Professor of Law and Dean of the College of Law at the University of Babylon, Miri Kazem, confirmed that the new House of Representatives resulting from the recent e*******s will not be able to convene before (January 9, 2026), which is the date of the end of the current parliamentary session, even if all legal and constitutional procedures are completed.
Kazem explained in a press statement that the parliamentary e*******s were organized according to a clear legal mechanism, as political parties and candidates have the right to appeal the e******n results within three days of their announcement by the Board of Commissioners, and the judicial body for e*******s decides on these appeals within a period not exceeding ten working days.
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Regarding the constitutional aspect, Kazem pointed out that Article (54) of the Constitution stipulates that the President of the Republic calls on the Council to convene within fifteen days of the ratification of the results, provided that the first session is held under the chairmanship of the oldest member.
Source: Dinar Recaps
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