The Office of Financial Supervision reveals significant breaches in the retirement of senior officia

BAGHDAD - 
The Office of Financial Supervision announced on Thursday its mandate by the Council of Representatives to audit the pensions of all former employees after 2003, while revealing the waste of amounts amounting to 53 billion dinars. 
The head of the Financial Control Bureau Salah Nuri said in a statement quoted by the newspaper "Sabah" official and briefed him / information /, "The Board has moved for a period not a few to check the file of salaries of senior officials such as members of the National Assembly and the Governing Council and the House of Representatives for previous sessions and former ministers, The file and maintain the safety of workers and the need to audit to ensure not to be under pressure, was then assigned an office in the Prime Minister for this purpose.
Nuri added that "the team in charge of the completion of the audits within two years and extended the samples as a sample, and submitted its report, which monitored many errors in these files and the disbursement of amounts more than the budget as a pension for this segment," revealing that "this audited sample showed a waste of public money estimated As the Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi presented this file to the Council of Ministers to take its course with taking the recommendations of the Audit Bureau to recover money, in addition to announcing the lifting of confidentiality on this file.
The President of the Cabinet that "Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi and during the meeting of the Anti-Corruption Council in mid-January of this year, issued a book to implement the observations of the Office of Financial Supervision and the return of disbursements as a increase of previous years of the beneficiary without exception and was issued a decision to take the necessary to return the money, That the Ministry of Finance suggested the possibility of benefiting from the refunds to finance the poor areas. 
He added that "the National Pension Agency issued a decision according to these developments by deducting the amount of 500 thousand dinars per month from the pension for each beneficiary, but the Office of Financial Supervision did not agree to this decision, was amended to deduct the amount of not less than one million dinars per month of those covered and as of this month" , Indicating that "this file is valid to work smoothly and smoothly without any interference."
Nuri pointed out that "the House of Representatives tasked the Office of Financial Control the need to audit pensions for all former employees after 2003, in addition to the Federal Budget Law for the year 2019 stressed this subject, and soon will be agreed on priorities of work because this requires the provision of large numbers of Staff to resolve it as soon as possible. " Ending / 25