Abadi Office: Time ceilings have been identified for the package of reforms from one to six months

Neno wrote:Thank You Proven, I just hope that is what was meant and I understood it correctly. I was never explained it on implantation delay, just the PASSING of was the importance. We'll see.

Proven wrote:

Neno wrote:
Yes who knows but PASSING is my point as that's what the quack has being saying to you guys. Implementing the PASSING reforms wasn't the issue is the other point was trying to make clear to you is how I understand it.

Good point of highlighting the difference between implementation and passing reforms.  

Obviously, if implementation will occur within 1 to 6 months, passing should precede.  

Neno wrote:

weslin3 wrote:

Neno wrote:Oh man, does this means I can get to December before the reforms or implemented? Just wonder if their passages will set a RV befor December? Guess I have to wait and see, at least passages of the reforms I believe is and hope is most important.

Who knows Neno? I know that I don't.

Yes who knows but PASSING is my point as that's what the quack has being saying to you guys. Implementing the PASSING reforms wasn't the issue is the other point was trying to make clear to you is how I understand it.

• Tackle tax evasion both in terms of collecting income tax and broadening the tax base, provided that the system would be an easy one that stakeholders could positively respond to. That system should be developed on adequate foundations to prevent corruption and reduce the burden on the freelancers.
  
  
• [size=16]Application of fair customs tariff at all border crossing points, including the Kurdistan region outlets; taking advantage of the discreet international companies in this area to prevent corruption, promote national product; and prevent dumping on the Iraqi market.
  
  
  Third: Economic Reform Axis
  Annulling all exemptions in the regulations of implementing government contracts except the current armament contracts in the Ministry of Defense, and authorizing the Prime Minister to grant emergency exemptions.
  Activating thoughtful strategies of work which are prepared by the state institutions, especially, the ones which include what have been achieved in cooperation with international organizations.
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• [size=16]Activating loans in order to stimulate economy in the country and get the unemployed people hired. These loans include the ones ratified by the unit in the industrial, agricultural, and housing sectors which amounts 5 trillion dinars, besides the loans specified for supporting small businesses which amounts trillion dinars. The committee designated to set these mechanisms should submit its recommendations before the end of the week.[/size]
  
  
• [size=16]Activating the decision of the Council of Ministers and the crisis unit regarding paying the dues to the private sector companies publicly and fairly in order to facilitate their work and create new job opportunities.[/size]
  
  
• [size=16]Implementing the deferred payment program which is to be prepared by the Ministry of Planning in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance within a week. The program, then, is to be submitted to the crisis unit for ratification in order to provide services for citizens.
  
  
  Fourth: Services Axis
  Preparing a package of procedures to end the problems of electricity in the fields of production, transportation, distribution, and collection. This package should be conducted within two weeks.
  Adopting an active social monitoring program to uncover retreat and failure of providing services and holding the inefficient officials accountable. This requires activating a fee collection system for providing services in an efficient way whether on the ministerial or local government levels.
  
  
  Fifth: Fighting Corruption Axis
  Activating the role of the council on fighting corruption which is to be chaired by the Prime Minister, and launching the campaign of "where did you get this from?", in addition to other councils and cooperating with the judiciary system.
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  Activating the role of the monitoring institutions, uncovering corrupt individuals, and setting standards for evaluating the monitoring institutions. This necessitates the activation of the National Commission on Integrity, and reviewing the Inspectors General Offices with a focus on the basic duties of the latter offices including a reduction in their staff to enhance effectiveness.
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  Opening previous and current corruption cases under the supervision of the supreme committee on fighting corruption which is to include a number of specialized judges who are well known for their ultimate integrity in order to try corrupt individuals, and setting a timetable to end cases of corruption publicly and according to law.
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