page_title: Mohamed Seghir Boushaki
section_title: Lobbying
hierarchical_section_title: Mohamed Seghir Boushaki / Lobbying
caption_attribution_description: Français&#160;: L'hémicycle du Sénat français en septembre 2009. Statues&#160;: Turgot Daguesseau Lhopital Colbert Molé
context_page_description: Mohamed Seghir Boushaki, was an Algerian Berber politician after the French conquest of Algeria.
context_section_description: Councilor Mohamed Seghir Boushaki excelled from 1920 to 1925 in political, social and religious lobbying during his first political mandate following the promulgation of the Jonnart Act.
  Thus Mohamed Seghir mobilized the ardor of many Algerian councilors for the making and signing of "Petition No. 30" dated 18 July 1920, where he protested with several of his colleagues to the Senate against the provisions of a bill tabled in the Chamber by the French Government on the regulation of the Indigénat system in Algeria and the accession of Algerians of origin to political rights.
  This "Petition No. 30" by Mohamed Seghir and his associates was examined by the Senator of the Landes of the time who was Charles Cadilhon as rapporteur of the senatorial session under the French Third Republic.
  Mohamed Seghir had thoroughly studied the decision-making mechanisms of the resolutions of the Petitions Committees under Rule 100 of the Rules of Procedure of the French Senate which stipulated that any senator could ask for the report in public sitting of a petition whatever the classification which the commission has assigned to him at his request, addressed in writing to the President of the Senate, so that this report is presented in the sitting the Senate. After the expiry of the period prescribed for the processing of a petition, the resolutions of the Committee shall become final in respect of petitions which are not to be the subject of a public report and shall be referred to in the Journal officiel de la République française.
  Thus "Petition No. 30" came into existence and was thoroughly discussed before being published in the Official Journal of 20 May 1921.
  It was the "Senate of the Third Republic" which had debated this petition under the presidency of Léon Bourgeois.
caption: French Senate
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