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Parliamentary Integrity: the right of the Prime Minister claim officials to disclose their financial interests
05/08/2015 11:41
The Commission on Integrity in Parliament, on Wednesday, that the right of the prime minister Haider al-Abadi claim officials to disclose their financial interests and to investigate about the money that was stolen.
Member of its Taha defensive in an interview with "direction Press," said the claim Prime Minister verification of how the growing money among officials in the House of Representatives and the government is a legitimate right of the prime minister, adding that the disclosure of the fate of this money and how possession charge her needs to the formation of investigative committees.
He added that this matter will lead to the identification of sources of corruption and reduce them, and to hold accountable those officials who collected money unlawfully and record time, adding that the prime minister must ask the administrator to "Where did you get this,"
pointing to the need to know where the money value owned by the administrator before assuming his position in the government or parliament and the money obtained beyond that, adding that this is the case in most countries of the world, surprising from the growing money officials a year after he took his job, calling on the House of Representatives to enact a law named "Where did you get this" to limit Corruption.
It is said that the Parliamentary Integrity Committee, expressed support for the government headed by applying the principle of "Where did you get this," while it considered "healthy phenomenon",
pledged to open all files of corruption.
Said committee member Abdul Karim Abtan that there are many corrupted files and pledge that the Parliamentary Integrity Committee to open all the old and new files for the purpose of submission to the judiciary and the integrity and accountability of the corrupt.
Abtan said that "to punish the corrupt and will need to be accompanied by a media campaign with the support of the Sunni and Shiite religious authorities," stressing that "there are many aspects of corruption."
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05/08/2015 11:41
The Commission on Integrity in Parliament, on Wednesday, that the right of the prime minister Haider al-Abadi claim officials to disclose their financial interests and to investigate about the money that was stolen.
Member of its Taha defensive in an interview with "direction Press," said the claim Prime Minister verification of how the growing money among officials in the House of Representatives and the government is a legitimate right of the prime minister, adding that the disclosure of the fate of this money and how possession charge her needs to the formation of investigative committees.
He added that this matter will lead to the identification of sources of corruption and reduce them, and to hold accountable those officials who collected money unlawfully and record time, adding that the prime minister must ask the administrator to "Where did you get this,"
pointing to the need to know where the money value owned by the administrator before assuming his position in the government or parliament and the money obtained beyond that, adding that this is the case in most countries of the world, surprising from the growing money officials a year after he took his job, calling on the House of Representatives to enact a law named "Where did you get this" to limit Corruption.
It is said that the Parliamentary Integrity Committee, expressed support for the government headed by applying the principle of "Where did you get this," while it considered "healthy phenomenon",
pledged to open all files of corruption.
Said committee member Abdul Karim Abtan that there are many corrupted files and pledge that the Parliamentary Integrity Committee to open all the old and new files for the purpose of submission to the judiciary and the integrity and accountability of the corrupt.
Abtan said that "to punish the corrupt and will need to be accompanied by a media campaign with the support of the Sunni and Shiite religious authorities," stressing that "there are many aspects of corruption."
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