The Independent High Electoral Commission is expected to ask the Kurdistan Region President to set a new date for the sixth session of the Kurdistan parliamentary elections.
KRG Prime Minister Masrour Barzani's complaint against the commission members in the Federal Court has postponed the date of elections, which was scheddueled for the June 10.

On Tuesday, Iraq's Supreme Federal Court upheld the Supreme Judicial Council's decision to allocate five seats to minorities in the Iraqi Kurdistan region. The court also rejected a plea by Masrour Barzani, the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), contesting the seat distributions.

The President of the Kurdistan region, Nechirvan Barzani, is expected to announce a new election date soon in coordination with the Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC). In a step aimed at facilitating the elections, Iraq's parliament extended IHEC's mandate on Wednesday, which would expire on 7 July, for another six months.

According to the information obtained by (Draw) in the next few days, the members of the Electoral Commission will meet and ask the Kurdistan Region's President to set a new date for the sixth session of the Kurdistan Parliament.
According to the information the Kurdistan Region's President to determine the fifth decree for the sixth session of the Kurdistan Parliament elections, which will be between (15/9 to 15/10) this year.
So far, the Kurdistan Region's President has issued four presidential decrees to hold the sixth session of the Kurdistan Parliament.