Parliamentary Integrity offers a bill to combat corruption and sets time limits for resolving cases

14:27 - 16/12/2018


The Parliamentary Integrity Committee revealed on Sunday a proposal to the Parliament to fight corruption and limit the limits of time to resolve the cases established in the courts and the Integrity Commission, pointing out that his committee will begin to open all files of corruption that have not been resolved within the Committee since the previous parliamentary session and .

"The proposal was submitted to the parliamentary legal committee and awaits its role in the legislation," member of the committee Khalid al-Geshmi said in a statement. "The proposal is the first of its kind in setting time limits to resolve corruption cases."

Al-Geshmi added that "the proposal will hold the regulatory bodies that did not commit to settle the claims and files within the limits set within the proposal."

He pointed out that "dozens of files have not been resolved for many years because of bureaucracy and nepotism," stressing that his committee "will work on the inventory of all files within the Committee and sorted out to know the files that have been resolved and files that have not been resolved." Ending / 25 h


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