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The government describes the integration of ministries mechanisms [document]
September 14, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers issued a merging of ministries by order of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi mechanisms, including the transfer of the merged ministries and obligations, funds and assets and the rights of its employees to the ministry list.
The document explained that "al-Abadi ordered the transfer of the merged ministries and obligations, funds and assets and Mlakatha rights to the ministry the list, as well as continue to work legislation compact ministries, the minister concerned and exercise the powers granted to the Minister of compact and his ministry until a subsequent legislation to abolish the previous legislation and adjusted."
She continued, "The formation of committees in the ministries and existing under the supervision of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers; to restructure the ministry in the light of the merger decision and choose what you need from a compact Ministry staff, and address the situation of the remaining proposal submitted to the Prime Minister."
Document and drew that "the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers submit its recommendations to the Prime Minister to cancel the general directorates similar or integrated into the light of the powers Abedi, delegated to him by the House of Representatives", increase so that "the existing ministries of the proposal to the Prime Minister address the status of agents, consultants and directors-general in compact ministries, while referring them to retire or take advantage of their services in the existing ministries or transferred to the ministries vacant building on the recommendations of the Commission on the selection of candidates for senior positions. "
Procedures and noted that "the work of the Finance Ministry to form a committee to address the canceled ministries and obligations, assets and employees to lift the results of its work to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rights."
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September 14, 2015
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network (IMN) - General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers issued a merging of ministries by order of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi mechanisms, including the transfer of the merged ministries and obligations, funds and assets and the rights of its employees to the ministry list.
The document explained that "al-Abadi ordered the transfer of the merged ministries and obligations, funds and assets and Mlakatha rights to the ministry the list, as well as continue to work legislation compact ministries, the minister concerned and exercise the powers granted to the Minister of compact and his ministry until a subsequent legislation to abolish the previous legislation and adjusted."
She continued, "The formation of committees in the ministries and existing under the supervision of the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers; to restructure the ministry in the light of the merger decision and choose what you need from a compact Ministry staff, and address the situation of the remaining proposal submitted to the Prime Minister."
Document and drew that "the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers submit its recommendations to the Prime Minister to cancel the general directorates similar or integrated into the light of the powers Abedi, delegated to him by the House of Representatives", increase so that "the existing ministries of the proposal to the Prime Minister address the status of agents, consultants and directors-general in compact ministries, while referring them to retire or take advantage of their services in the existing ministries or transferred to the ministries vacant building on the recommendations of the Commission on the selection of candidates for senior positions. "
Procedures and noted that "the work of the Finance Ministry to form a committee to address the canceled ministries and obligations, assets and employees to lift the results of its work to the Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rights."
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