Constitutional Organization of the Caretaker Government
Abstract
Objectives: Determine the roles of the caretaker government, being those interim governments that exist in case of necessity, as they exist in light of the lack of constitutional powers and because they have specific competencies for the purpose of managing state affairs . Methods: This Study is based on the comparative method and analytical study of the legal and constitutional texts that were said in this regard and through this research. Results: reached The most important of which is that the caretaker government exists only under a parliamentary system, a government of necessity that imposes itself on the ground and because Iraq, like other developing countries, has passed many stages achieved by that government,
including the government of Mr. Mustafa Al-Kazemi, who tried to take over the reins after the demonstrations and for a period after the elections. Conclusion: the governments of the caretaker was a special case characterized by parliamentary political systems aimed at conducting daily affairs as they remain subject to constitutional control by the Federal Supreme Court and it was well done when defining the concept of this government, albeit absolutely, but what the Federal Court did was to define the role played by this government .
