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The Supplementary Legislations to the Constitution | ||
| AL- Mouhakiq Al-Hilly Journal for legal and political science | ||
| Article 1, Volume 7, Issue 2, 2015, Pages 384-414 | ||
| Author | ||
| Hussein Jabbar Alnaeli | ||
| Abstract | ||
| One of the most important subjects in the constitution law is the supplementary legislation because the constitution function is to show the public limits of the public authorities . Sometimes the constitutional legislature give a kind of authority to the ordinary legislature to regulate some subjects in the constitution. These subjects that will regulate by the ordinary legislation will issued by the legislative authority, is considered to be as a supplementary legislation to the constitution. The supplementary legislation take different kinds in the constitution , and it depends if the constitution is rigid or flexible. Also the supplementary legislations to the constitution is classified into many kinds that concerning to the legislations that relate to the governing issues in the state, and into the legislations concerning to the public rights and freedom. Our study will focus on the French constitution that issued in 14 of October 1958. The Iraqi constitution 2005. The Egyptian constitution 2012. The framework of the study will classify into the following: First Chapter: The value of the supplementary legislations. Second chapter: The distinction of the supplementary legislations. Third Chapter: The classification of the supplementary legislation. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| The legal and political supreme document Constitution in the state; or the general framework which defines the state system; and regulating the work of the authorities where; and guarantee the rights of individuals and groups; and embodies the aspirations of the people; so any change or switch occurs to the political structure; Social; or economic state; entail an amendment of its constitution or replaced in line with the conditions and circumstances emerging and because the Constitution is the supreme law of the state; all the legislation which is published in the state should be subject to its provisions | ||
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