التنظيم الدستوري لاستجواب الوزراء في العراق

Abstract EN

Ministerial questioning is a right guaranteed by the 2005 Iraqi constitution to the members of the House of Representatives with the aim of extending parliamentary control over the executive branch's activities and activities.

It is considered one of the most dangerous tools for supervising the executive branch.

Thus, the interrogation is tantamount to a charge directed at the minister.

Therefore, the practice of this method is surrounded by guarantees not to abuse it, by restricting the interrogation on objective and formal terms to the member of the House of Representatives to observe them.

And that this control tool is not only in the parliamentary system because the latter represents a supporter of the activity of any parliament in the world, and therefore the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for 2005As well as the rules of procedure of the Iraqi Council of Representatives for the year 2007, the task of organizing the work of this means, in terms of the definition of the concept and nature, procedures and practice of its effects.

This research, which was divided into two sections, dealt with the first question we presented in terms of the definition of the interrogation and its conditions and its distinction from the suspected legal situations.

In the second part, the procedural system and the implications thereof were discussed