Post-September 30 Security Reforms

The post-September 30 phase is seen as a process to reorganize the security file and bolster the state's prestige in Iraq, not as a date for confrontation or clash. The leadership emphasizes the importance of consolidating the state's authority and centralizing weapons within its hands, along with moving towards unifying security decisions within official institutions. This period is considered an opportunity to reorganize legal and constitutional matters, with a focus on making decisions exclusively in the hands of the state—particularly concerning peace and war—thereby enhancing consensus between legislative and executive bodies, and reinforcing the judiciary's role to ensure stability and strengthen the state's authority.

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