Parliamentary Regions: There are a priority to approve the third amendment to the law of the provinc

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Parliamentary Regions: There are a priority to approve the third amendment to the law of the provinc

by Rocky Fri 23 Dec 2016, 2:51 am

[size=30]Parliamentary Regions: There are a priority to approve the third amendment to the law of the provinces in the next legislative term[/size]

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He said the Committee of the Regions and a member of the provincial parliament, Mahmoud Reda, that there is a priority in the next legislative separation of the parliament approve the third amendment to the Act and the provincial and district councils.

He satisfaction, in a newspaper interview that "the Committee of the Regions of the third amendment to the law of the provinces, as we have the law of the Federation Council and a group of six bills, but there is a priority to approve the third amendment to the law of the provinces and local councils".

"I have not been discussing the law yet, as it did after the government project up still with the Council of State and then to the Ministry of Justice and from there to the legal drafting, and then to the Shura Council, and we are waiting for him and in constant contact with the Shura Council to deliver it as soon as possible to Parliament".

A member of the Commission, "at the beginning of the next legislative term we will start discussing it," noting our "in the many notes we have asked in the past of the provincial councils, as our observations within the Commission and wait for the third amendment, and we hope to be helpful and more rewarding than previous projects".

The Council of Ministers, the voice on the fourth of this December, the draft provincial and district council elections and respects the law amended.

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