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BAGHDAD - Iraq Press - December 29 / December: MPs complained the previous parliamentary session who did not win the current session of the buyout without the other's decision to cancel pensions.
He said the former MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, Osama beautiful, L / Iraq Press / "The former deputies did not receive any pension since the end of the age of the previous parliamentary session in the month of June and so far," he said, adding that "the number of deputies in the previous parliamentary session provided a request to the Federal Court to cancel the pensions of members of the three presidencies, ministers, MPs, as well as special grades. "
He beautifully that "the court has agreed to their request and the abolition of articles 37 and 38 of the Unified Pension Act, which includes the abolition of pension salaries of deputies," adding that "these Mjern Representatives The reference to their previous jobs that they were working with before they become MPs or waiting for the House of Representatives to amend articles mentioned in the Unified Retirement Law. "
In the same context, explained the former deputy, Hassoun Fatlawi, L / Iraq Press / "The public pension body confirmed that the second parliamentary session members are just not covered by pensions on according to the court's decision," noting that "a number of former deputies addressed the retirement body, which in turn responded that the members of the second parliamentary session just are not covered by pensions As former members of the House of Representatives and the provincial councils and the Council of Ministers and understanding are covered by pensions. "
He went on saying that "the payment of salaries of former MPs from the second parliamentary session needs to amend the pension law and have the service in government departments will have a pension under the pension law may not be deprived of all deputies of retirement even have the service." Admiral ended
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BAGHDAD - Iraq Press - December 29 / December: MPs complained the previous parliamentary session who did not win the current session of the buyout without the other's decision to cancel pensions.
He said the former MP for the Kurdistan Alliance, Osama beautiful, L / Iraq Press / "The former deputies did not receive any pension since the end of the age of the previous parliamentary session in the month of June and so far," he said, adding that "the number of deputies in the previous parliamentary session provided a request to the Federal Court to cancel the pensions of members of the three presidencies, ministers, MPs, as well as special grades. "
He beautifully that "the court has agreed to their request and the abolition of articles 37 and 38 of the Unified Pension Act, which includes the abolition of pension salaries of deputies," adding that "these Mjern Representatives The reference to their previous jobs that they were working with before they become MPs or waiting for the House of Representatives to amend articles mentioned in the Unified Retirement Law. "
In the same context, explained the former deputy, Hassoun Fatlawi, L / Iraq Press / "The public pension body confirmed that the second parliamentary session members are just not covered by pensions on according to the court's decision," noting that "a number of former deputies addressed the retirement body, which in turn responded that the members of the second parliamentary session just are not covered by pensions As former members of the House of Representatives and the provincial councils and the Council of Ministers and understanding are covered by pensions. "
He went on saying that "the payment of salaries of former MPs from the second parliamentary session needs to amend the pension law and have the service in government departments will have a pension under the pension law may not be deprived of all deputies of retirement even have the service." Admiral ended
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