Integrity recover more than 5 billion dinars reveal: a vice-Abadi did not disclose financial discharged

Author: HH, MJ
Editor: AB, HH
06/18/2015 11:48



Long-Presse / Baghdad

Announced the Integrity Commission, on Thursday, for recovery of more than five billion dinars to the Iraqi treasury, and confirmed that more than four billion dinars gained its provisions become final, and as pointed out that one of the Vice Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi did not disclose financial discharged so far, showed that Presidency of the Republic in response to the House of Representatives and the Presidency to detect receivables amounted to 100%.

The head of the Integrity Commission agency Hassan al-Yassiri during a press conference held at the Mansour Hotel in central Baghdad, and attended (range Press), "The total amounts that judicial rulings issued its response to the Iraqi treasury since the first of January and until the fourth month of June this amounted to five billion and 889 million and 455 thousand and 853 dinars, "asserting that" four billion and 290 million and 137 thousand and 20 dinars gained its provisions become final. "

In another context, he pointed to Yasiri, that "the number of disclosure of financial receivables forms received up to 17 last May amounted to 12 thousand and 500 form", adding that "the proportion of the presidency response and Presidency of the Council of Representatives to detect receivables stood at 100%."

The Yasiri, that "the prime minister in response to the disclosure of financial receivables accounted for 75% of non-detection of one of the Vice Prime Minister for Finance discharged so far," explaining that "the proportion of ministers in response to the detection of receivables percentage of 96.5%."

He Yasiri, that "the heads of bodies and authorities response rate is related to the Ministry and who are the rank of minister to detect financial receivables amounted to 73%," pointing out that "the members of the House of Representatives in response to the detection of receivables amounted to 45%."

The head of the Integrity Commission agency Hassan al-Yassiri confirmed, in (6 May 2015), that corruption has become a "serious threat" to affect the structure of the state and community building, pointing to the work of the Commission in the identification and elimination of corruption across a range of important points within its program of work.

It is noteworthy that Article 340 stipulates that sanctions shall be punished by imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years or imprisonment for each employee assigned to public service or the latest or intentionally harm the interests of the funds in which it operates or related by virtue of his job or people with money entrusted to him.

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