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Publications: Legislature
 Executive Summary Introduction The Egyptian Case
The Government’s and Parliament’s Role
in the Legislative Process
The Parliament’s Legislative Activity during the
Sixth Legislative Phase (1990-1995)
The Parliament’s Legislative Activity in the
Seventh Legislative Phase (1995-2000)
Evaluating the Parliament’s Legislative Performance during the Study’s Duration
The Lebanese Case
The Legislative Power’s Composition
Assessment of the Lebanese Parliament’s Legislative Performance
The Kuwaiti Case
An Overview of the Relationship between Powers in the Kuwaiti Constitution
The Parliament’s Situation in the Kuwaiti Political System
The Decree on Women’s Political Rights as Part of
The Political Struggle between the Parliament and the Government
The Moroccan Case
The First Parliamentary Experience (1963-1965)
The Legislative Yield of the Third and Fourth Parliamentary Sessions (1977-1984), (1984-1992)
The Field and Limits of the Moroccan Parliament’s Jurisdictions
The Yemeni Case
The Nature of the Regime or the Political System in the Yemeni Republic
The First Parliamentary Council after Unification
The Second Council (1993-1997)
The 1997 Parliament
Conclusion
Notes
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by Dr. Azza Wehbe The Egyptian Case: This section aims at shedding light on the legislative performance of the Egyptian parliament (called Majlis Ash-Shaab, literally meaning “People’s Council”) during the 1990-2000 period, which covers the parliament’s two legislative phases: the sixth legislative phase (1990-1995) and the seventh legislative phase (1995-2000). The analysis in this section begins by presenting the government’s and parliament’s roles in the legislative process in accordance with what the constitution and parliament’s by-laws stipulate. The section then proceeds to present the parliament’s legislative activity in general terms in the sixth legislative phase, considering the conclusion of its constitutional period (5 years) and considering the availability of detailed reports regarding this matter. The study then presents the parliament’s legislative activity in the current legislative phase (the seventh) through a detailed tracing of this activity in each of its completed sessions (from the first to the fourth) and finally tracing the second stage of the fifth session (the current one).
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