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The completion of the preparation of the draft law of infrastructure
POST 08 MAY 2013 11:55
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network ( IMN) - Played the tripartite committee formed to consider the proposals of the Law of infrastructure preparation of the final draft and Baantzar approval of a coalition of state law to be put to the vote as announced by the Parliamentary Services Commission.
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Service Commission Vian Dakhil 's ( IMN) "We are keen to pass the infrastructure law with the consent of all the political blocs, including the rule of law," asserting "there is no tendency to approve the new law his proposals without the approval of the rule of law."
The intruder pointed out that "the committees formed completed the preparation of the final draft of the law after the infrastructure that ensured all the political blocs reviews the exception of the rule of law which have expressed opposition to the draft and called for the adoption of the draft, which arrived from the Council of Ministers."
She added that "the draft, which arrived from the Council of Ministers can not be adopted because they contain legal errors may cause disasters when applying the law."
The Tripartite Commission on the follow-up to parliamentary infrastructure bill, last March and the absence of any substantial Problems in the bill impede approval.
The draft law submitted by the government to set up infrastructure projects in a manner payment on credit worth up to $ 42 billion.
The bill introduced since the previous parliamentary session valued at $ 72 billion and rejected political backgrounds as the government says, while re-raised in a number of ways in the current session.
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POST 08 MAY 2013 11:55
BAGHDAD / Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network ( IMN) - Played the tripartite committee formed to consider the proposals of the Law of infrastructure preparation of the final draft and Baantzar approval of a coalition of state law to be put to the vote as announced by the Parliamentary Services Commission.
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Service Commission Vian Dakhil 's ( IMN) "We are keen to pass the infrastructure law with the consent of all the political blocs, including the rule of law," asserting "there is no tendency to approve the new law his proposals without the approval of the rule of law."
The intruder pointed out that "the committees formed completed the preparation of the final draft of the law after the infrastructure that ensured all the political blocs reviews the exception of the rule of law which have expressed opposition to the draft and called for the adoption of the draft, which arrived from the Council of Ministers."
She added that "the draft, which arrived from the Council of Ministers can not be adopted because they contain legal errors may cause disasters when applying the law."
The Tripartite Commission on the follow-up to parliamentary infrastructure bill, last March and the absence of any substantial Problems in the bill impede approval.
The draft law submitted by the government to set up infrastructure projects in a manner payment on credit worth up to $ 42 billion.
The bill introduced since the previous parliamentary session valued at $ 72 billion and rejected political backgrounds as the government says, while re-raised in a number of ways in the current session.
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