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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi while attending a graduation ceremony for 104 cycle in eastern Baghdad, the military college
2/3/2015
Abadi replaces the Office of the Commander in Chief Security Council form Allawi but wider powers
Revealed to the Parliamentary Security Committee, that the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi replace "Office of the Commander in Chief" and a lecturer revive "the National Security Council," which was formed in the government of Iyad Allawi. Committee members said that the revival of the "Council" was part of a political agreement which formalized the new government, but stressed that the superiority of his powers, "Adjutant General's office," which was formed by Nuri al-Maliki. The Committee confirmed that the prime minister has vowed to send security leaders to parliament to vote on them soon. The Prime Minister and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Haider Abadi chaired, on Sunday, the weekly league for the National Security Council meeting. The meeting was attended by a number of ministers and security leaders, developments in the security situation and to protect oil installations discussed by providing more support for them, as well as discuss the protection of civil aviation, airports and regulation reform circles and the criminal justice system data integration and the issue of checkpoints and convoys officials. According to Shahe and Abdullah, a member of the Parliamentary Commission on Security "long", that "the National Security Council is one of the new formations that befell a substitute for the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, which has been canceled by a decision of the Prime Minister in the last few years office."
Abdullah added, saying, "This council is tantamount to driving a mini operations discuss the security situation and the challenges, risks and plans pursued by the security forces in the Iraqi arena," pointing out that "the prime minister heads the National Security Council and its membership includes the ministers of defense, interior and Chancellery of the National Security and head of the National Intelligence Service and intelligence. "
The Prime Minister ordered the abolition of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces in the office last September, which form by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Explains a member of the parliamentary security committee that "decisions within the National Security Council to take the mechanism of voting, including the voice of his boss, which gives him a large and spacious powers of the superiority of the Commander in Chief, which limits the powers, however, the former Prime Minister's office."
Kurdish lawmaker says that "the objective of the formation of this Council is to distribute the powers of the Prime Minister and his deputies to the interior and defense ministers," asserting that "The Council is part of the process of the political agreement that took place between the political blocs and components."
In turn, says Jassim Mohammed Jaafar, MP for the coalition of state law, that "the National Security Council comprises seven government ministries and agencies, including interior, defense and foreign affairs, finance, intelligence and national security, intelligence and director of the Anti-terrorism".
He adds Jaafar, in an interview for the "long", that "the Security Council meetings are sometimes monthly to discuss the security situation and the consequences that surround the country," pointing out that "the Council has evolved since the government of Iyad Allawi, the former but variable names."
He continued by state law that "The Council represents all sides, which oversees the management of the security services to discuss the status of security plans and solutions to the eradication of terrorism," noting that "the National Security Council of the Chancellery broader national security."
And about the fate of the Security Council members who run the office by proxy, Nayef al-Shammari said that "the parliamentary defense committee again requested the Prime Minister to send all the names of the security leaders to vote on them in Parliament."
Confirms al-Shammari "long", that "Abadi security leaders promised to send the names of agents with the Ministries of Defense and Interior, who was previously appointed to the House of Representatives in the next few days."
Article (61 / V) of the Constitution provides that the House of Representatives with regard to "the approval of the appointment of the Chief of Staff of the Army, and his aides, and division commanders and above, and the intelligence chief, on the proposal of the Council of Ministers.
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2/3/2015
Abadi replaces the Office of the Commander in Chief Security Council form Allawi but wider powers
Revealed to the Parliamentary Security Committee, that the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi replace "Office of the Commander in Chief" and a lecturer revive "the National Security Council," which was formed in the government of Iyad Allawi. Committee members said that the revival of the "Council" was part of a political agreement which formalized the new government, but stressed that the superiority of his powers, "Adjutant General's office," which was formed by Nuri al-Maliki. The Committee confirmed that the prime minister has vowed to send security leaders to parliament to vote on them soon. The Prime Minister and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces Haider Abadi chaired, on Sunday, the weekly league for the National Security Council meeting. The meeting was attended by a number of ministers and security leaders, developments in the security situation and to protect oil installations discussed by providing more support for them, as well as discuss the protection of civil aviation, airports and regulation reform circles and the criminal justice system data integration and the issue of checkpoints and convoys officials. According to Shahe and Abdullah, a member of the Parliamentary Commission on Security "long", that "the National Security Council is one of the new formations that befell a substitute for the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, which has been canceled by a decision of the Prime Minister in the last few years office."
Abdullah added, saying, "This council is tantamount to driving a mini operations discuss the security situation and the challenges, risks and plans pursued by the security forces in the Iraqi arena," pointing out that "the prime minister heads the National Security Council and its membership includes the ministers of defense, interior and Chancellery of the National Security and head of the National Intelligence Service and intelligence. "
The Prime Minister ordered the abolition of the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces in the office last September, which form by former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
Explains a member of the parliamentary security committee that "decisions within the National Security Council to take the mechanism of voting, including the voice of his boss, which gives him a large and spacious powers of the superiority of the Commander in Chief, which limits the powers, however, the former Prime Minister's office."
Kurdish lawmaker says that "the objective of the formation of this Council is to distribute the powers of the Prime Minister and his deputies to the interior and defense ministers," asserting that "The Council is part of the process of the political agreement that took place between the political blocs and components."
In turn, says Jassim Mohammed Jaafar, MP for the coalition of state law, that "the National Security Council comprises seven government ministries and agencies, including interior, defense and foreign affairs, finance, intelligence and national security, intelligence and director of the Anti-terrorism".
He adds Jaafar, in an interview for the "long", that "the Security Council meetings are sometimes monthly to discuss the security situation and the consequences that surround the country," pointing out that "the Council has evolved since the government of Iyad Allawi, the former but variable names."
He continued by state law that "The Council represents all sides, which oversees the management of the security services to discuss the status of security plans and solutions to the eradication of terrorism," noting that "the National Security Council of the Chancellery broader national security."
And about the fate of the Security Council members who run the office by proxy, Nayef al-Shammari said that "the parliamentary defense committee again requested the Prime Minister to send all the names of the security leaders to vote on them in Parliament."
Confirms al-Shammari "long", that "Abadi security leaders promised to send the names of agents with the Ministries of Defense and Interior, who was previously appointed to the House of Representatives in the next few days."
Article (61 / V) of the Constitution provides that the House of Representatives with regard to "the approval of the appointment of the Chief of Staff of the Army, and his aides, and division commanders and above, and the intelligence chief, on the proposal of the Council of Ministers.
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