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Provinces expressed their view the law of 21 amendments
On: Fri 1/29/2012 9:06
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□ Baghdad / long
said the Ministry of State for Provincial Affairs, announced that eight of the 15 provinces of the province expressed its opinion on amendments to the law of the regions and governorates not organized into a Region No. 21 of 2008. Decided that the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers sent the draft amendments to the law of the provinces and territories to the provincial councils to be informed and to express an opinion before approval by the government in order to prevent cases of objection that you may encounter after the ratification by the provincial councils.
The Minister of State for Provincial Affairs Turhan Mufti told the Kurdish news agency that "eight provinces (unspecified) of the 15 province expressed its opinion on the amendments introduced by the government on the law of the regions and governorates not organized province." The Mufti said: "The General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers which considered amendments to the Act transfer to the provincial councils and is waiting for the rest of the answers to the vote and forwarded to the Parliament." The government had addressed the House of Representatives to slow down the discussion or approval of any draft of the Law of 21 to refer the draft of the government to the Council to so they can be integrated with the rest of the drafts or approval. A commission of the regions and provinces in the parliamentary earlier it had completed amendments to the Act 21 of 2008 and sent to the presidency of the Council for inclusion on the agenda of the Council. He outlined that "the modifications introduced by the Government on the Law of 21 will be capable of resolving problems and a lot of overlap in the powers between the local governments of the Federal." Many complain of the provincial councils of the restriction imposed by the federal government along with the breakdown of law 21 of 2008, which granted broad powers. The government decided last week to double the budget for regional development of the $ 2.6 billion to more than $ 6 billion in a move to launch a large-scale projects. And supports the Iraqi List led by former Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, strongly increase the powers of provincial councils as opposed to the National Alliance and supports the requirement to keep the government "centralized" powerful. And the effects of the law of governorates not organized a political debate between the province of local governments and the federal government, which accused the recent restriction of its powers and its impact on decided provinces of Salahaddin, Diyala and Anbar alluded to the formation of the territory of an independent administrative and economic
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