Member of the parliamentary economic committee: Supposed to

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Member of the parliamentary economic committee: Supposed to know fate of the exchange 7 trillion dinars before the vote on the budget

Student member of the parliamentary economic committee to be Qusay Ebadi closing statements for previous years Mozna ready before approving the financial for the current year as well as learn the fate of [7] JD trillion spent by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of the budget in 2011.

The servants told all of Iraq [where] today, “is supposed to form an investigative committee to determine the fate [7] trillion dinars and how it was spent and will be investigated without collecting signatures for members of Parliament.”

The members of the House of Representatives have called in to investigate the issue of exchange 7 trillion in 2009 without a face legal to be paid, “adding that” these funds spent outside the financial allocation and this is contrary to the General Budget Law and the Law on public debt management for the year 2004 No. 95. “

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 to answer questions from MPs on the final accounts for previous years.

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