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Legal Expert: Back-Mutlaq to meetings of government does not need to be approved by Parliament, but only the approval of al-Maliki
Wednesday, May 16 / May 2012 20:36
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates said legal expert Tareq Harb said the return of the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq to meetings of the Council of Ministers need to be approved by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki exclusively.
He said the war in a press statement received by the Euphrates {News} a copy of it today that "the return of al-Mutlaq to meetings of the Council of Ministers and the exercise of his duties as deputy prime minister does not need to be approved by the House of Representatives or the issuance of the law, but needs to be approved by the Prime Minister only."
And going on an interview within political circles that the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq will return to assume his duties in the Cabinet next week, and this talk may support the recent statements of the Mutlaq which twelve of which Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, calling him Palmena and it is not dictatorial, backing away from earlier statement that described the where al-Maliki as "a dictator and that he does not build worse than Saddam," which on its impact on al-Maliki presented a request to parliament to withdraw confidence from the al-Mutlaq and also issue an order prohibiting him from entering the building, the Council of Ministers. ended
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Wednesday, May 16 / May 2012 20:36
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates said legal expert Tareq Harb said the return of the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq to meetings of the Council of Ministers need to be approved by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki exclusively.
He said the war in a press statement received by the Euphrates {News} a copy of it today that "the return of al-Mutlaq to meetings of the Council of Ministers and the exercise of his duties as deputy prime minister does not need to be approved by the House of Representatives or the issuance of the law, but needs to be approved by the Prime Minister only."
And going on an interview within political circles that the Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq will return to assume his duties in the Cabinet next week, and this talk may support the recent statements of the Mutlaq which twelve of which Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, calling him Palmena and it is not dictatorial, backing away from earlier statement that described the where al-Maliki as "a dictator and that he does not build worse than Saddam," which on its impact on al-Maliki presented a request to parliament to withdraw confidence from the al-Mutlaq and also issue an order prohibiting him from entering the building, the Council of Ministers. ended
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