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Parliamentary Integrity reveal the agreement and plan for future combat corruption in state institutions
March 9, 2015
Revealed to the Parliamentary Integrity Commission about the existence of an agreement and plan for future combat corruption in state institutions.
3/9/15
A member of the committee MP Haider Alfoada told {Euphrates News} "The committee had held the offices of inspectors general in the conference ministries, and included an agreement to develop a plan for the next phase of the fight against financial and administrative corruption in state institutions." He said the Attorney Alfoada "This Conference grew by sub-committees sequence files in all ministries, honesty and the Baghdad Provincial Council. " It is the responsibility of parliamentary committees follow-up all important files, and these committees are Integrity, which bears a heavy responsibility in the follow-up of corruption in some departments and state institutions files to prevent the spread of this strange phenomenon on our society and our religion and Aaruffina and traditions. It was a member of the Parliamentary Integrity Commission MP flowers Turaihi had said in an earlier statement: "There in the works of incessant and repeated parliamentary hearings schedule revealed to files hosted the inspectors generalists and put it on the agenda of the Commission, including hosting the inspectors general in the ministries of industry, sports and youth, interior and defense, either Baghdad Municipality has formed a sub-committee to go out there and aggregated all the information of the Secretariat. " The premise of the MP Turaihi saying "and also formed a sub-committee again on the central bank and asked files and Sndersha, and as long as formed this committee there Vakid suspicions of corruption." The agency Turaihi "as well as our host inspector Industry on the recent violations and fire in contracts administration, which had been attributed to an electrical fault, at a time when the inspector general of the ministry collaborator has given us accurate information and asked documentation regarding contracts and suspicions of corruption, and we will discuss non-activation of movement and vitality of the Ministry of Industry factories. " "Ultimately, and because the country in austerity because of the economic crisis is supposed to rely on self-financing through the operation of our huge plants in the center and south, and this should work there and be self-sufficient financial resources. " There is no doubt that the responsibility for tracking and prosecution files that tainted by suspicions of corruption and accountability of both hover around him like These suspicions in any office or place where it was, and the application of the law after issuing injunctions against those who commit evil administration or dealing Barashy and other evils that are not worthy of our society and intersect with the principles of our religion and Aaruffina and traditions, this responsibility lies with the Commission and the Committee of the Parliamentary Integrity. As a member of MP Hashem al-Moussawi, the Commission was said in an earlier statement also "We have held in the presence of Prime Minister conference years inspectors public has been successful; for it is the first conference to be held at this stage to collect the inspectors general with the Committee of the Parliamentary Integrity." He said the Attorney-Moussawi said "the conference touched on the points many worthwhile and specifically the issue of the obstacles faced by the Inspector General in the performance of its oversight role is vital. " He said al-Moussawi, "but the idea put forward today and adopted by some executive official authorities to abolish offices of inspectors general and the amount of damage this step on the administrative situation in the country, and also establish binding plans for inspectors public Castmarat assessment of the work, it was agreed to submit the Inspector General of the Committee on Parliamentary Integrity monthly report frames the work and marks the most prominent shortcomings in the work of the ministry, according to what is available to him, in addition to the positive points that are of interest to the Integrity Commission. "
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March 9, 2015
Revealed to the Parliamentary Integrity Commission about the existence of an agreement and plan for future combat corruption in state institutions.
3/9/15
A member of the committee MP Haider Alfoada told {Euphrates News} "The committee had held the offices of inspectors general in the conference ministries, and included an agreement to develop a plan for the next phase of the fight against financial and administrative corruption in state institutions." He said the Attorney Alfoada "This Conference grew by sub-committees sequence files in all ministries, honesty and the Baghdad Provincial Council. " It is the responsibility of parliamentary committees follow-up all important files, and these committees are Integrity, which bears a heavy responsibility in the follow-up of corruption in some departments and state institutions files to prevent the spread of this strange phenomenon on our society and our religion and Aaruffina and traditions. It was a member of the Parliamentary Integrity Commission MP flowers Turaihi had said in an earlier statement: "There in the works of incessant and repeated parliamentary hearings schedule revealed to files hosted the inspectors generalists and put it on the agenda of the Commission, including hosting the inspectors general in the ministries of industry, sports and youth, interior and defense, either Baghdad Municipality has formed a sub-committee to go out there and aggregated all the information of the Secretariat. " The premise of the MP Turaihi saying "and also formed a sub-committee again on the central bank and asked files and Sndersha, and as long as formed this committee there Vakid suspicions of corruption." The agency Turaihi "as well as our host inspector Industry on the recent violations and fire in contracts administration, which had been attributed to an electrical fault, at a time when the inspector general of the ministry collaborator has given us accurate information and asked documentation regarding contracts and suspicions of corruption, and we will discuss non-activation of movement and vitality of the Ministry of Industry factories. " "Ultimately, and because the country in austerity because of the economic crisis is supposed to rely on self-financing through the operation of our huge plants in the center and south, and this should work there and be self-sufficient financial resources. " There is no doubt that the responsibility for tracking and prosecution files that tainted by suspicions of corruption and accountability of both hover around him like These suspicions in any office or place where it was, and the application of the law after issuing injunctions against those who commit evil administration or dealing Barashy and other evils that are not worthy of our society and intersect with the principles of our religion and Aaruffina and traditions, this responsibility lies with the Commission and the Committee of the Parliamentary Integrity. As a member of MP Hashem al-Moussawi, the Commission was said in an earlier statement also "We have held in the presence of Prime Minister conference years inspectors public has been successful; for it is the first conference to be held at this stage to collect the inspectors general with the Committee of the Parliamentary Integrity." He said the Attorney-Moussawi said "the conference touched on the points many worthwhile and specifically the issue of the obstacles faced by the Inspector General in the performance of its oversight role is vital. " He said al-Moussawi, "but the idea put forward today and adopted by some executive official authorities to abolish offices of inspectors general and the amount of damage this step on the administrative situation in the country, and also establish binding plans for inspectors public Castmarat assessment of the work, it was agreed to submit the Inspector General of the Committee on Parliamentary Integrity monthly report frames the work and marks the most prominent shortcomings in the work of the ministry, according to what is available to him, in addition to the positive points that are of interest to the Integrity Commission. "
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