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It can be said that the civil movement that took off in Iraq to cancel privileges, special ranks and pensions of members of parliament has led to tangible progress toward this goal, after the federal government issued a decision in October to cancel the old pension law that guaranteed parliament members and government officials a pension for having served in the parliament or the government for four years or less.
Today, the Iraqi parliament must inevitably issue new legislation that organizes state service and the resulting pensions in a way that fulfills the principles of equality and justice in this field.
