Abdulmahdi takes a step by appointing six Iraqi officials with intractable positions

The victory coalition revealed on Monday the names submitted by the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to the Parliament to vote on the names of candidates for positions of special grades, including the Governor of the Central Bank to the House of Representatives after the approval of the Council of Ministers. 
"Special grades" means lower government posts than ministries, which are estimated at 2,000 by heads of agencies, deputy ministers, advisers, heads of missions and general directors. 
Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi has pledged to end proxy appointments and assign independent figures to a scene that has become increasingly intransigent to previous governments. Political parties and blocs are required to be subject to quotas, just like the government.
"The cabinet a few days ago voted on a number of names to fill important positions in the special grades, and then turned those names to parliament for a vote," said the leader of the coalition Ali al-Sunaid. 
Al-Sanaid said that "these names have started their work officially after the vote of the Council of Ministers, and now manages the positions of the proxy, and is waiting for the House of Representatives to vote on them, to be pure," asserting that "these names were chosen by consensus and political agreement, away from the basic laws and standards of occupancy So positions. " 
Recommended to the Secretariat General of the Council of Ministers, a recommendation to Parliament to vote on the names of candidates for positions of special grades, including the Governor of the Central Bank to the House of Representatives after the approval of the Council of Ministers.
A document issued by the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers and addressed to the Parliament, including the names of candidates for the positions of special grades, after obtaining the approval of the Council of Ministers in the session of July 23, 2019. 
Names are: Ali Abdul Amir Allawi for the post of Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Minister of Finance, Mohammed Abdul Hadi Mohammad Taqi Al Hakim for the post of advisor to the Prime Minister, Fayadh Hassan Nema for the post of Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil, Hamid Yunis Saleh Al-Zobaie for the post of Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil and Adel Karim Kak Ahmed for the post of Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry. 
It is noteworthy that the phenomenon of the administration of important positions in the Iraqi state by proxy was widened in the era of the governments of former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki (2006-2014), where Maliki al-Maliki to engage the leaders of the party, "Dawa" to take special grades, politicians say that the purpose of establishing what has become known In Iraq as a "deep state".