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Infallible adviser: coming days will witness the dismantling of eight ministries and transfer to the provinces
7/21/15
Brother - Baghdad
President of the Republic Torhan adviser Mufti said that delay the transfer of ministerial powers to local governments would open the door in front of her appeal in the Federal Court against the central government.
Mufti said that "on the fifth of next August will see the dismantling of eight ministries of the government to transfer powers and competences of its employees and to the provinces, must the government and the provinces to show their readiness for this purpose."
He explained that "local governments in the provinces have the potential and the ability to manage most of the ministerial files and powers transferred to them, such as infrastructure, files, services and investment projects and others."
Parliamentary Legal Committee encountered in earlier, a letter to the Council of Ministers on the transfer of powers from the ministries to the provinces and determined a maximum duration of the fifth of next month.
The governors of Wasit, Babil and Muthanna and Diwaniya and Basra, Dhi Qar, Najaf and Karbala in the city of Karbala met last June to discuss the general situation in those provinces and deliberation on how best to ensure the smooth transfer of duties and functions and powers, in accordance with the requirements of the law, declaring their adherence to the principle of decentralization, which is a fundamental pillar of the transformation Democratic in the country.
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7/21/15
Brother - Baghdad
President of the Republic Torhan adviser Mufti said that delay the transfer of ministerial powers to local governments would open the door in front of her appeal in the Federal Court against the central government.
Mufti said that "on the fifth of next August will see the dismantling of eight ministries of the government to transfer powers and competences of its employees and to the provinces, must the government and the provinces to show their readiness for this purpose."
He explained that "local governments in the provinces have the potential and the ability to manage most of the ministerial files and powers transferred to them, such as infrastructure, files, services and investment projects and others."
Parliamentary Legal Committee encountered in earlier, a letter to the Council of Ministers on the transfer of powers from the ministries to the provinces and determined a maximum duration of the fifth of next month.
The governors of Wasit, Babil and Muthanna and Diwaniya and Basra, Dhi Qar, Najaf and Karbala in the city of Karbala met last June to discuss the general situation in those provinces and deliberation on how best to ensure the smooth transfer of duties and functions and powers, in accordance with the requirements of the law, declaring their adherence to the principle of decentralization, which is a fundamental pillar of the transformation Democratic in the country.
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