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Prime Minister of Iraq: the privileges of the House of Representatives straining the country's budget
Side of the demonstrations in Fallujah against the Maliki government - Archive
01/09/2013
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday that the privileges and salaries of members of the House of Representatives straining the country's budget, which exceeded $ 100 billion. Maliki said in a speech addressed to the people of the wake of massive demonstrations involving 12 counties in the country calling for abolition of privileges of members of the House of Representatives, that "nothing in the Constitution pension to a member of the House of Representatives (...) must be re-examined in this case. " Maliki confirmed that "no disagreement with the citizen when he shows up and calls for the abolition of pensions for MPs and members of provincial councils and local councils." He continued, "I have taken their demands and سأعرضها on Tuesday Council of Ministers and we will put the draft legislative act and نرفعه the House of Representatives and hope the House of Representatives to interact with the demand of the masses. " and Thousands of Iraqis in 12 counties in the south, center and north of the country in protest against the privileges and high salaries enjoyed by members of parliament's 325 deputies, and considered it "stealing and corruption. " and approved the House of Representatives for themselves after the end of their course, which stretches four years a pension of up to 80 percent of their salary currently set at 13 million dinars a month (about $ 8,500), while not exceeding salary vast majority of retirees in the whole of Iraq and after serving for more than twenty years $ 400 thousand dinars. Besides, the House of Representatives approved the funds instead of other protection and housing allowance and ensure diplomatic passports and health insurance and other benefits.
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Side of the demonstrations in Fallujah against the Maliki government - Archive
01/09/2013
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday that the privileges and salaries of members of the House of Representatives straining the country's budget, which exceeded $ 100 billion. Maliki said in a speech addressed to the people of the wake of massive demonstrations involving 12 counties in the country calling for abolition of privileges of members of the House of Representatives, that "nothing in the Constitution pension to a member of the House of Representatives (...) must be re-examined in this case. " Maliki confirmed that "no disagreement with the citizen when he shows up and calls for the abolition of pensions for MPs and members of provincial councils and local councils." He continued, "I have taken their demands and سأعرضها on Tuesday Council of Ministers and we will put the draft legislative act and نرفعه the House of Representatives and hope the House of Representatives to interact with the demand of the masses. " and Thousands of Iraqis in 12 counties in the south, center and north of the country in protest against the privileges and high salaries enjoyed by members of parliament's 325 deputies, and considered it "stealing and corruption. " and approved the House of Representatives for themselves after the end of their course, which stretches four years a pension of up to 80 percent of their salary currently set at 13 million dinars a month (about $ 8,500), while not exceeding salary vast majority of retirees in the whole of Iraq and after serving for more than twenty years $ 400 thousand dinars. Besides, the House of Representatives approved the funds instead of other protection and housing allowance and ensure diplomatic passports and health insurance and other benefits.
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