Parliamentary Finance discussed on Thursday to delay the government to send the budget to the parlia

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Parliamentary Finance discussed on Thursday to delay the government to send the budget to the parlia

by lonelyintexas Wed 18 Dec 2013, 4:11 pm

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Said a member of the parliamentary finance committee, Hassan Auzmn, that the Committee will be held on Thursday a meeting to discuss sending a request to the government in order to send the law of the state budget to the House of Representatives.

He said Auzmn told all of Iraq [where] today that "the Finance Committee will discuss tomorrow during the meeting at the headquarters of the Committee of Parliament to send request letter to the Council of Ministers on sending law of the state budget for 2014 to the House of Representatives to read it and vote on it."

"The Committee called on more than one occasion the government to send the budget law for approval in parliament, adding that the planned arrival of the budget to the parliament has exceeded the specified period."

The process of approving the budget bill faces every year difficulties of passing in the House of Representatives, and the balance in 2013 has been delayed approval of more than two months, has been approved by the House of Representatives on March 7 last year, the center of the province of Representatives Kurds, after weeks of delay because of disagreements several come dues on top of the foreign companies operating in the region.

The representative of the religious authority in Karbala, Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai called during a sermon Friday prayers prior to "keep the political pressure on the budget and the election campaign," noting that "there are blocks trying to use the budget legislation in electoral issues." ended 2.

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