Federal Court postpones consideration of the abolition of pensions for the Prime Minister and members

Admin Tue Feb 25, 2014 10:10 am

Wednesday, February 25, 2014 13:48

Twilight News / announced that the Federal Court, on Tuesday, postponed consideration of the cancellation of pensions to the Prime Minister and members of the association this paragraph Unified Retirement Law.

alt A spokesman for the federal judiciary Judge Abdul Sattar Bayrakdar said in a statement reported for "Twilight News", "The court responded in the beginning of the meeting suit to challenge the validity of the membership of one of the members of the House of Representatives."

He Bayraqdar "The court decided to postpone consideration of the claims related to; unconstitutional paragraph (iii) of Article (6) of the Law on the National Assembly No. 3 of 2005, and the elimination of pensions for the President and members of the Council of Ministers, and the referee cancel Order No. (9) for the year 2005 average, the referee cancel House bill No. 50 of 2007, up to the first of next April, "explaining that" the postponement because of this link suits Unified Retirement Law, which is not complete formal aspects of the issued so far. "

He added that "the Court has rejected lawsuits filed to challenge the decision of the House of Representatives to ratify the appointment of Vice-President of the Council of Ministers," noting that "Article 139 of the Constitution granted the right to appoint two deputies in the parliamentary session, only the first, but in subsequent sessions, the number is subject to the discretion of the Prime Minister and approval the House of Representatives. "

This is not the first time that postpones the Federal Court, the highest judicial authority in the country, cancel the salaries of the Prime Minister and its members have promised times for it previously.

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