Pending issues between the federal government and the Kurdistan region (Constitutional and legal solutions)

Abstract

The federal state is usually based on a number of regions because it is based on the multiplicity of political entities. The federal experiments were based on the existence of two or more regions and each federal system has its own peculiarities. Administrative authority between the federal government and local elected bodies of local people of absolute relative independence does not threaten the entity of the state according to the Constitution and the law and on a regional or reformer basis and exercise its powers within the legal scope prescribed The relationship between the federal authority and the Kurdistan region is the first level of the relationship on the real level, especially since no other region in Iraq has been formed except the Kurdistan region since the adoption of the option of federalism since 2003, and despite the importance of this relationship, but it has some differences and issues that have hampered the progress of its success The most prominent issue of the disputed areas and the issue of Kirkuk and the problem of oil and non-oil wealth, and thus represents the model of federal challenge adopted by Iraq after the regime change, and therefore it is necessary to be the preference of the federal government in case of differences between the laws of the Union And of the laws of the parties (the regions, governorates not organized province).