In short, demanding a parliamentary debate on the budget and not to open the door to all MPs

[yota691]

In short, demanding a parliamentary debate on the budget and not to open the door to all MPs

 

MP Hassan Yassiri

 

 

 

 

 

 

Author: ah Editor: br reporter: ms

Number of readings: 9

 

02/12/2014 14:17

 

Tomorrow's Press / Baghdad: MP for the coalition of state law Hassan al-Yassiri, Wednesday, presented the federal budget for the current year for the first reading at the next meeting of the Council of Representatives, calling for the presidency of parliament not to make way for blocks of debate long and shortened in order to speed up to pass the budget.

Yasiri said at a news conference in the House of Representatives and was attended by "tomorrow's Press," said that "it is better to choose a speaker or two of each block to illustrate his opinion on the budget is then voted on without opening the door long debate in front of all the members of the House of Representatives."

He added: "Due to the fact that the budget bill arrived late, we call not to open discussions on Musraeiha in front of all the House of Representatives within the Council, because it will lead to a delay in approving more".

And the voice of Iraqi Council of Ministers, on 15 January 2014, to approve a bill the federal budget for the Republic of Iraq for the fiscal year 2014, and forwarded to the House of Representatives based on the provisions of Article (61 / I and item 80 / item II) of the Constitution, taking into account some Amendments approved by the Council, including the fact that the export of crude oil produced in the Kurdistan region by SOMO exclusively by multifactorial and approved with the participation of representatives of the region in the pricing committee.

 

[sandfly]

JUST GET IT DONE

[uncirculd]

I thought this freak resigned?  So here he is putting his poisonous 2 cents in.  2 speakers??  Why?? cause the state law has a problem with doing anything other than pushing the maliki suppression agenda forth.    He wants to leave out folks and put forth some sweet deals.  Dang, what's with governments these days.  They all need to be fired and put in some 6th graders and see if they can't get stuff done.  Here and Iraq.  They seem to want to fight over the kurds oil more than anything.  Why?  I think, don't know, but they want the kurds to quit selling oil cheaper.   Well, I tell ya what, you make more money by being competitive and not by the $ signs in your eyeballs.   

[SgtFuryUSCZ]

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They are SO jealous of The Kurds, they can't see straight !

 

 

The evil maliki is dic**in'  it up for the rest of Iraq and The Kurds are forging ahead

 

to rejoin the rest of the world -- leaving maliki in their dust.

 

 

GO KURDS !

[dontlop]

It's not the Kurds oil

who's oil is in Basra ?

Who's oil is in central Iraq?

Soon the Kurds will understand its not their oil and things will normalize

Until then there's no confidence in the Iraqi govt

If the Kurds get their way it will be after a civil war and the country's assets are devided and the country is all war torn again

And they added about 6 more zeros to the currency that bagdad controls thru the central bank

[FlintNPebbles]

Not the Kurds oil...correct. However, the rest of the government is so corrupt and indecisive that the Kurds are the only ones looking like they have any sort of business sense. So if you cannot market the oil does it matter whose oil it may be? The Kurds know how much oil their region is looking at so they know what they want. Hard to tell exactly what the rest of Iraq has or what they are going to do with it because they spend every minute fighting over when to take a vacation.

[uncirculd]

Not the Kurds oil...correct. However, the rest of the government is so corrupt and indecisive that the Kurds are the only ones looking like they have any sort of business sense. So if you cannot market the oil does it matter whose oil it may be? The Kurds know how much oil their region is looking at so they know what they want. Hard to tell exactly what the rest of Iraq has or what they are going to do with it because they spend every minute fighting over when to take a vacation.

Right on, I hear ya.  Well said.