Parliamentary Finance: Maliki, Allawi and Nujaifi remains in office under the auspices of infallible!

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Parliamentary Finance: Maliki, Allawi and Nujaifi remains in office under the auspices of infallible! Filemanager

MP for the Kurdistan Alliance Masood Haider, Wednesday, that the Council of Ministers and the House of Representatives in accordance with the decisions of the reform to reduce salaries, while that between the President of the Republic has yet to sign the dismissal of three of his deputies.

Haider said the Finance Committee is a member: "The application of the Cabinet's recent decision to reduce the salaries of the three presidencies and 50%, ministers, MPs 45% since August."

He added that the "Order Cancel vice president of the republic in which the views of the different constitutional and according to the Iraqi Constitution that on the Vice President of the Republic must submit their resignation to the President and to be voted on in the House of Representatives," explaining "It is not the prerogative of the prime minister to encroach upon the constitution."

Haider said, "The vice president remains in office so far has not President submit a request their resignation to the Iraqi Council of Representatives."

He pointed out that "what is applied to the House of Representatives and the Minister is applied to the Presidency of the Republic."

For his part, Kurdistan Alliance MP capable Saeed said that "every Iraqi official must apply the decisions of the reform," noting that "the Iraqi Council of Representatives was conducted adjustments on salaries as well as in the Council of Ministers."

He Said, "We are surprised as it was actually the President and his deputies, the staff did not apply the decisions of the reform."

Issued and Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, on the ninth of August, decisions which abolished the posts of Vice-President and Prime Minister, as part of a series of reforms announced by the government after the demonstrations the country has witnessed during the past few days to protest against corruption and the lack of public services.

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