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Thursday, 11 August 2011
House of Representatives to raise its end Saturday after the first reading of the National Council of the policies
Follow-up - and babysit - lifting the House of Representatives held its meeting today, attended by 187 deputies to the on Saturday after he had finished a first reading of the bill of the National Council of the Supreme policies, as well as discuss the program with the government's human rights minister.
A statement to the House of Representatives that: "The Council voted on the names of the members of the Oversight Committee to Article 140 of the Constitution.
Also made of the fact-finding preliminary report on matches the Development Fund for Iraq, the DFI where indicated it held 8 meetings considered which determine the functions of the precise diagnosis of the steps and procedures and information necessary to accomplish its mission and based on this selection has examined the Commission the type of information required and sources of access to and addressed to realize that the Iraqi Central Bank and Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Oil in addition to the Ministry of Commerce
Since these tasks are so large and significant details the Committee decided to draw upon the expertise of financial advancement of this task and determine a period of six months, renewable for implementation as of 1/8/2011 "
He added, "The Council ended the readers e first bill of the National Council of the Supreme policies, which came in its rationale (based on the political agreement and in view of the urgent need for coordination and policy-making senior management of the state in order to achieve participation in the unity of decision, on the basis of dialogues and understandings between the various national forces and the consensus opinion of the need to establish a national council to achieve the goals of national reconciliation and out of the sectarian conflict and creating an appropriate atmosphere for the well-off society.
"The first reading of the law of effective responses by different MPs between supporters and opponents of the law. The MP Adnan al-Janabi said the law came to a national necessity after what the political process has reached a crisis after the parliamentary elections.
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