Read the budget next Tuesday

by **Rocky** Tue 04 Feb 2014, 4:31 pm

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Read the budget next Tuesday

by Rocky Tue 04 Feb 2014, 4:31 pm

Read the budget next Tuesday

5/2/2014 0:00

Baghdad Shaima Rashid learned "morning" that next Tuesday will see the first reading of the budget bill for 2014. MP for the coalition of state law, Abbas al-Bayati called on all parliamentary blocs to boycott the meetings of the House of Representatives to attend the meeting next Tuesday in order to read the budget first reading, because the delay budget more than it hurts all the joints of the country without exception. Bayati said in a statement the "morning": "After the approval of the pension law will be meetings of the Council of Representatives next customized for balancing it counts all Iraqis from all categories and can not be disabled." and added that the "who broke quorum in the previous period to have their presence as they had a presence in the retirement law in order to read them, "noting that" non-inclusion of the budget in Monday's session is a big mistake. " As for the problems facing the budget, architecture of al-Bayati, that the main problem lies in the imports of the province Kurdistan oil, in addition to the 17 percent and the link between them, noting that there are several options on the table and we hope to find a quick solution because keeping the budget to the next session will affect all sectors of the country and more than what will be affected is the investment budget. , and continued: "The knot budget key is what terms of providing enough money, which is 145 billion and this money will be some of the imports of the province, as well as imports of Basra, Maysan and Kirkuk ", noting the existence of dialogues that are going on behind the scenes in order to reach a final version of the budget bill that satisfies everyone., in turn, pointed out the Iraqi List MP Arshad Salhi that disagreement exists between the central government and the province on entitlements oil is still the obstacle to approving the budget. said Salhi, in an interview for the "morning": "We wish to continue meetings of the Council of Representatives during this week until reading the budget law, but disagreement exists between the Government of the province and the center regarding exports of oil and oil companies dues, as well as some things that are not resolved so far prevented to continue meetings of the Council of Representatives. "

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