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Finance Committee: The Federal Court's decision on the abolition of paragraphs of the budget is in the interest Daash
Wednesday July 8, 2015 12:08
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Parliamentary Finance Committee considered, Wednesday, that the Federal Court's decision on the abolition of the paragraphs of the budget in the interest of " Daash"more what hurt the interests of the Iraqis. The committee member said Jabbar al-Abadi in a statement read during a press conference, today, parliament building and attended Alsumaria News , that "the House of Representatives fateful role and articular in our Parliamentary referred to in Article 1 of the Constitution and that the legislature give it the right to amend proposed by the government texts in projects to no more than the cost law enforcement," noting that "this is what Sar The Council of the edit and add to the general budget law. "
Abadi said that "the government did not prove what is the fundamental change was the Constitution recognizes to the need to take the government a say in transfers and was never text and the legal principle that the absolute being launched, in addition to what has been Mnaqlth of sums of doors in the budget and approve the disbursement enter into door waste of public money ", pointing out that he" has been transferred those amounts to the board of the popular crowd and displaced persons. " He asked Abadi "Did generate in the minds of the issued decision to cancel the popular crowd allocations and displaced mean the withdrawal of support those who are fighting terrorism and also means that millions of displaced people will not find shelter and food, "adding that" all of this result is in the interest Daash more than it hurt the interests of Iraqis. " The Federal Supreme Court On Monday, I decided, (July 6, 2015), ruling unconstitutional materials (4) and (13/1 / c, e, f, g) and (33) and (41) and (46) and (47) and (49/2) and (50) and (55) of the federal budget for the 2015 law, stressing that the legislation came Unlike contexts stipulated in the Constitution.
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Wednesday July 8, 2015 12:08
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Parliamentary Finance Committee considered, Wednesday, that the Federal Court's decision on the abolition of the paragraphs of the budget in the interest of " Daash"more what hurt the interests of the Iraqis. The committee member said Jabbar al-Abadi in a statement read during a press conference, today, parliament building and attended Alsumaria News , that "the House of Representatives fateful role and articular in our Parliamentary referred to in Article 1 of the Constitution and that the legislature give it the right to amend proposed by the government texts in projects to no more than the cost law enforcement," noting that "this is what Sar The Council of the edit and add to the general budget law. "
Abadi said that "the government did not prove what is the fundamental change was the Constitution recognizes to the need to take the government a say in transfers and was never text and the legal principle that the absolute being launched, in addition to what has been Mnaqlth of sums of doors in the budget and approve the disbursement enter into door waste of public money ", pointing out that he" has been transferred those amounts to the board of the popular crowd and displaced persons. " He asked Abadi "Did generate in the minds of the issued decision to cancel the popular crowd allocations and displaced mean the withdrawal of support those who are fighting terrorism and also means that millions of displaced people will not find shelter and food, "adding that" all of this result is in the interest Daash more than it hurt the interests of Iraqis. " The Federal Supreme Court On Monday, I decided, (July 6, 2015), ruling unconstitutional materials (4) and (13/1 / c, e, f, g) and (33) and (41) and (46) and (47) and (49/2) and (50) and (55) of the federal budget for the 2015 law, stressing that the legislation came Unlike contexts stipulated in the Constitution.
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