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Allawi and al-Mutlaq, the most prominent latecomers to disclose their financial interests
2/17/15
Integrity Commission announced the position of senior officials in the Iraqi state in response to a duty to disclose their financial interests to the very last month of 2014.
She told the Commission N. news reporting that the position of the three presidencies response ranged from 100 percent of the Presidency of the Council of Representatives Bavsah each of the Speaker and his deputies Salim al-Hamoudi and Aram Mohammed Ali Ahmed. With stabilized presidents and ministers response rate at 75 percent Bavsah President infallible and his deputies Maliki and Najafi and delayed Allawi detected in the first and in the same proportion second came Bavsah Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and his deputies Bahaa al-Araji and Rose Nuri Shaways delayed third Saleh al-Mutlaq for disclosure of financial discharged.
It showed that in response to the members of the Council of Ministers rates reached 71 percent where the body was not up to the end of December 2014 forms detect and oil ministers, Interior, Justice, Science and Technology, Industry and Minerals, culture and communication, agriculture, Minister of State Saman Abdullah Saeed Mohammed. It also maintained paragraph chairpersons and non-related to the Ministry on the response rate by 95.6 percent response all covered except for national security adviser.
The number of ministries and departments not associated with the Ministry, who arrived in response to 100 percent covered by 28 percentage point, while the National Security Agency did not send any of the forms covered by the duty to disclose their financial interests in it.
Among the 328 members in the House of Representatives Commission did not receive until the end of 2014, only 53 members of the Council to form a response rate of 16 percent.
The conservative response rate 66.7 percent number of conservative respondents reached ten governors of the 15 provinces during the Kurdistan region while the number of members of the provincial respondents amounted to a duty to disclose their financial interests, including a 269-member (11) Chairman of the Board, where the Authority did not reach all forms of CEOs of Salahaddin, Anbar, Nineveh and Diyala.
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