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Member of the parliamentary defense criticizes the allocation of 17 billion dollars within the budget 2012 for the security ministries
Friday, February 17, 2012 07:13
[Baghdad - where]
Criticize a member of the parliamentary security and defense allocation of $ 17 billion for the ministries of security within the financial budget of the state in 2012.
Said committee member Abbas al-Bayati told all of Iraq [where] that "what was allocated to ministries and security institutions of payments, which amount to 17 billion dinars within the financial budget for 2012 is below the required level and is a small amount and does not help the work of security services in the current period, especially since security and safety of citizens is a priority and the work of the government. "
He added that "security and defense committee called the House of Representatives need to make transfers between the doors of the budget other than to secure sufficient funds to cover the expenses of the security services."
The government had approved in early last December's 2011 budget in 2012 a total amount of [100] billion dollars, which is the largest budget in the history of Iraq and handed over to the House of Representatives for approval is that the council because of Alkhlaqat between the political blocs has not ratified it so far, which led to stop exchange in many projects and provinces complained of the delay.
The Finance Committee of the Parliament at its meeting yesterday confirmed its demanding changes to the budget bill and make transfers in other aspects with a focus on some aspects of which has not been resolved until now, especially with regard to increase the salaries of retirees and expansion in degrees career for a number of ministries as well as attention to a network of social protection in addition to a number of important issues.
On the other hand Speaker announced for hosting and Finance Minister Rafie al-Issawi and President of Supreme Audit and the number of specialists on Saturday next to answer the questions lawmakers on the final accounts for previous years / over 2
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Friday, February 17, 2012 07:13
[Baghdad - where]
Criticize a member of the parliamentary security and defense allocation of $ 17 billion for the ministries of security within the financial budget of the state in 2012.
Said committee member Abbas al-Bayati told all of Iraq [where] that "what was allocated to ministries and security institutions of payments, which amount to 17 billion dinars within the financial budget for 2012 is below the required level and is a small amount and does not help the work of security services in the current period, especially since security and safety of citizens is a priority and the work of the government. "
He added that "security and defense committee called the House of Representatives need to make transfers between the doors of the budget other than to secure sufficient funds to cover the expenses of the security services."
The government had approved in early last December's 2011 budget in 2012 a total amount of [100] billion dollars, which is the largest budget in the history of Iraq and handed over to the House of Representatives for approval is that the council because of Alkhlaqat between the political blocs has not ratified it so far, which led to stop exchange in many projects and provinces complained of the delay.
The Finance Committee of the Parliament at its meeting yesterday confirmed its demanding changes to the budget bill and make transfers in other aspects with a focus on some aspects of which has not been resolved until now, especially with regard to increase the salaries of retirees and expansion in degrees career for a number of ministries as well as attention to a network of social protection in addition to a number of important issues.
On the other hand Speaker announced for hosting and Finance Minister Rafie al-Issawi and President of Supreme Audit and the number of specialists on Saturday next to answer the questions lawmakers on the final accounts for previous years / over 2
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