Revealing the reason for the delay in sending the Shaabi Suspicion Law to the Iraqi Parliament A member of the Sedgun faction of the Parliament revealed the reason for not sending the Shaabi Suspicion Law to the Iraqi Parliament. Kiser al-Jourani, the representative of the Sadgun faction in the Iraqi parliament, announced that the Abi suspicion law was not sent to the parliament, because it is possible that the retirement age clause is one of the disputes that caused the delay in sending this law to the parliament. He added: The Hashad Shaabi law has not yet been sent by the government to the parliament for approval by the parliament, it is still unclear whether there is a political agreement on the replacement of the head of the Shed Shaabi (Falah al-Fiad) or whether he will remain in this position. Al-Jourani continued that a committee consisting of the Parliament and the Security and Defense Committee is receiving the explanations of the head of the al-Shaabi Suspect Council on the details of the latest Saudi airstrike on the al-Shaabi Suspect headquarters. He said: A suspect law will set the retirement age in accordance with the laws of the ministries of interior and defense, so that any person over 63 years of age will retire. The section related to the retirement age may be one of the reasons for the delay in the arrival of the Demon Shaabi law to parliament, since if this law passes the parliament, the head of Demon Shaabi will retire.