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    Post by Rocky Fri 16 Aug 2024, 4:50 am

    "Earthquake" of increasing the salary of the parliamentarian.. Expert: A betrayal of the voters, a violation of the law, and an abuse of the right
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    Baghdad Today - Baghdad
    Legal expert Salem Hawas confirmed today, Friday (August 16, 2024), that the parliament’s vote to increase the salaries of its members and employees violates the constitution and constitutes a “betrayal” of the voters, indicating that it gained without reason and abused the right.
    Hawass said in an interview with Baghdad Today, "The Iraqi Council of Representatives' vote on the decision to increase the salaries and allowances of its members by an amount equivalent to the salaries and allowances of a minister, as well as increasing the risk percentage granted to the Council's employees by an amount equivalent to 30% of the nominal salary, is a betrayal of the people who elected them, a violation of the Iraqi constitution and laws, a violation of the principle of social justice and the principle of equal opportunities in light of the harsh conditions of the Iraqi citizen, and a suspension of important laws that touch on social and humanitarian needs."
    He explained that "the legal description of a member of the Council of Representatives is that of a general manager, so how can he be allocated the allowances of a minister in violation of the law? It is an unjustified gain and an arbitrary use of rights. Also, the constitutional texts, including Article 16, stipulate that equal opportunities are a right guaranteed to all Iraqis, and the state guarantees taking the necessary measures to achieve this, at a time when many laws and decisions of a humanitarian nature are being suspended, including the salary scale law, in addition to their violation of Article 14 of the Constitution, which stipulates that Iraqis are equal before the law."
    The legal expert added, "The Iraqi constitution requires in its Article 50 that a member of the House of Representatives take an oath by God Almighty to protect the interests and wealth of his people and to commit to implementing legislation with honesty and impartiality."
    Baghdad Today obtained, on Thursday (August 15, 2024), a document issued by Parliament that includes a vote on a decision to increase the salaries and allowances of its members.
    The document stated that, “During Parliament Session No. (7) held last Wednesday, 8/7/2024, the House of Representatives voted on a parliamentary decision stipulating an increase in the salaries and allowances of its members to an amount equivalent to the salaries and allowances of the minister. The decision also included an increase in the risk percentage granted to the Council’s employees to an amount equivalent to 30% of the nominal salary.”
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