"State of Law": independent bodies, including the Central Bank of Iraq can not remain without censorship or government accountability

Published 24/10/2012 11:12 AM


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Said "the rule of law", led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki that the independent bodies, including the Central Bank of Iraq can not remain without censorship or government accountability.

The MP said the "state of law" Mohammed Saadoun Chihod that "CBI is an independent body, but this does not mean that monetary and fiscal policy must be far from the government's policy of financial or be above reproach and not subject to an account or accountability."

He Chihod that "any official and Maha reached his experience and stature and efficiency, shall be subject to the law is referred there stabbed his integrity, and accountability form under penalty of law is natural and includes everyone, regardless of political standing or professional" in reference to the Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi, who has denied the accusations against him, stressing he would defend himself in front of the Iraqi judiciary ..

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He said he "can not remain independent bodies without supervision or accountability state which is not to say targeted politically or try to control it, as promoted by some, but the measures taken within the framework of the public interest and follow-up and monitor the work to ensure the independence and integrity."


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