House of Representatives is moving to amend the draft budget

[Rogue Knight]

House of Representatives is moving to amend the draft budget

29/01/2012

Iraqi determine today its "final" on her return to the government and parliament

Baghdad - morning

revealed the source of parliamentary high from going to discuss the draft budget on Tuesday, while the complexity of the Iraqi List, meeting today in the presence of all its members to determine the position of "final" to attend meetings of the Council of Ministers and House of Representatives.

According to the source of the "morning," then there is a tendency to modify some provisions of the draft budget, particularly with regard to regional development.

In another window, sources close to the Office of the President of the National Accord Movement, Iyad Allawi, that the latter would chair a meeting today in the presence of all members of the Iraqi List (Vice and ministers).

Sources said in a telephone conversation with the "morning": that "the meeting will discuss the issue of attending the meetings of the House of Representatives, Ministers or not." She added that the meeting took place yesterday between representatives of the components of the Iraqi during which the circulation of several issues, including a return to the House of Representatives, where he was deported making a final decision in this regard to the day Sunday. The MP for the list Hamid al-Mutlaq announced in remarks carried by news agencies reported yesterday that the Iraqi List, has decided to attend the deputies of parliament to discuss the budget and the law of amnesty, while stressing "the continued suspension of the presence of the ministers meetings of the Council of Ministers" . and the Iraqi List, began on 17 December last, a boycott of parliament to protest what it called "political marginalization," as she put it, as announced two days later, eight provinces and ministers meetings of the Council of Ministers. And Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on 21 December, a request to parliament to withdraw confidence from the deputy leader of the Iraqi List, Saleh al-Mutlaq. The sources confirmed that "there are many Iraqi MPs want to return to the parliament sessions for the exercise of their role, especially as the areas that elected demanded an end to Comment which is not related to the political crisis, especially that most of the existing laws of the nature of service-and not political.

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[tamiflyer]

House of Representatives is moving to amend the draft budget

29/01/2012

Iraqi determine today its "final" on her return to the government and parliament

Baghdad - morning

revealed the source of parliamentary high from going to discuss the draft budget on Tuesday, while the complexity of the Iraqi List, meeting today in the presence of all its members to determine the position of "final" to attend meetings of the Council of Ministers and House of Representatives.

According to the source of the "morning," then there is a tendency to modify some provisions of the draft budget, particularly with regard to regional development.

In another window, sources close to the Office of the President of the National Accord Movement, Iyad Allawi, that the latter would chair a meeting today in the presence of all members of the Iraqi List (Vice and ministers).

Sources said in a telephone conversation with the "morning": that "the meeting will discuss the issue of attending the meetings of the House of Representatives, Ministers or not." She added that the meeting took place yesterday between representatives of the components of the Iraqi during which the circulation of several issues, including a return to the House of Representatives, where he was deported making a final decision in this regard to the day Sunday. The MP for the list Hamid al-Mutlaq announced in remarks carried by news agencies reported yesterday that the Iraqi List, has decided to attend the deputies of parliament to discuss the budget and the law of amnesty, while stressing "the continued suspension of the presence of the ministers meetings of the Council of Ministers" . and the Iraqi List, began on 17 December last, a boycott of parliament to protest what it called "political marginalization," as she put it, as announced two days later, eight provinces and ministers meetings of the Council of Ministers. And Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on 21 December, a request to parliament to withdraw confidence from the deputy leader of the Iraqi List, Saleh al-Mutlaq. The sources confirmed that "there are many Iraqi MPs want to return to the parliament sessions for the exercise of their role, especially as the areas that elected demanded an end to Comment which is not related to the political crisis, especially that most of the existing laws of the nature of service-and not political.

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Ridiculous! They will never get anything done if they don't stop living in the present and value the future. There will always be amendments on a daily basis, since Iraq is growing spontaneously and very rapidly and the laws that they draft today are obsolete by tomorrow. Iraq, you need to plan your laws in accordance to 20 years from now and not at today's demands. They must cover today's demands but must expand, without any more amendments, to tomorrow's demands. Think of it like major cities that construct their roads, highways and expressways to today's demands. They are always crowded and with lots of traffic. Non of this would have happened if they were built for 20 years from now. Iraq, you need a vision, a sound vision and act accordingly. Once you grasp this "Phenomenon," as you call everything that you can't understand, then all of your laws would be passed quickly and without any objections. So stop the status quo and get your Watermelon guy, your Bugs-Bunny dude and get something implemented with a vision right away before this momentum changes directions and puts you back at the drawing table again for the millionth time! JMMHO. GLTY and all. Go RV.

[SgtFuryUSCZ]

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Must admit, they're probably pretty new to the process, and feeling a bit overwhelmed about now.

Don't worry, the IMF & WorldBank will help them steer the ship into the port we're interested in...

(so long as they keep joe biden outta the wheel house...!)