Parliament plans to withdraw confidence from ministers of the government of Abdul Mahdi

December 2, 2018

Baghdad - Journal News

The House of Representatives intends to withdraw confidence from ministers who have been proven to be involved in criminal files and their inclusion in the procedures of accountability and justice.

"The judicial and security bodies have reviewed all the procedures related to the 14 ministers who have been voted on and officially notified the two houses of parliament and ministers," said a member of the Badr al-Ziadi coalition.

He added that "the parliament will dismiss any minister proved to be involved, and may be referred to the judiciary because they signed a pledge to the Prime Minister the validity of the information contained in their curriculum vitae," noting that "the coalition will ask in advance to study the files of candidates for the portfolios before being presented to vote before the House of Representatives, Supported by other blocs / not named /, and insisted on voting for the ministers first and then check their files later. "

The House of Representatives decided to postpone the meeting to Tuesday of this week, hoping to complete the cabinet cabin, where the House of Representatives voted last month to give confidence to Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi and 14 candidates from his Cabinet.


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