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    Analyst: Rent allowances for MPs cost the state 50 billion dinars

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    Post by Rocky Thu 15 Nov 2018, 3:01 pm


    Analyst: Rent allowances for MPs cost the state 50 billion dinars

    19:45 - 15/11/2018
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    Political analyst Adnan al-Saadi, on Thursday, that the funds of rent allowances paid to the members of the House of Representatives during the one session cost the state about 50 billion dinars, while continuing to continue under the austerity of the "flawed order." 
    "The House of Representatives is obliged to reconsider the rental allowance as a defective order and can not be continued under the austerity of the country," Saadi said in a statement to Al-Maaloumah. "The rent was paid to members of parliament who live outside Baghdad, In 2004 or 2009 because of the deterioration of the security situation and instability. " 
    He added that "the disbursement of rents cost the state for the parliamentary session of approximately 50 billion Iraqi dinars," explaining that "these large funds are supposed to Tbob in the completion of projects or grades."
    He added that "the austerity must reach the privileges of deputies and officials, not just the regular employee, and members of the House of Representatives current members of the House of Representatives with the slogan of service of the people," noting that "paragraph of the leases provides that the transfer of one deputy three million at the very least, "He asked for more than five million dinars as rent." 
    The political analyst Hafiz al-Bishara has been accused, on Thursday, the House of Representatives to "steal" the people's money after the allocation of rent allowances up to 3 million dinars for each deputy coming from the provinces, noting that there are hotels of the government can be used in the House of Representatives and the conversion of allowances Rent to functional degrees.
    On Wednesday, Fath al-Fatlawi, a member of the Fatah faction, refused to give the House of Representatives a rent of three million to one deputy. He also called on the government to issue eviction orders for state properties controlled by political parties and former government figures within the Green Zone. End 25 T

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