April 5, 2011 Nujaifi refuses to request the Council of Ministers to wait in the legislation of five laws
Chairman of the House of Representatives refused to request the Council of Ministers to wait in the legislation of five laws are the Integrity Commission and the Financial Inspection Office and the Supreme Council of Justice and the Federal Court and Mufthien public.
A statement issued by the Office of Nujaifi on Tuesday: "The House of Representatives received a letter from the Council of Ministers asking him to wait in the legislation of five laws are the Integrity Commission and the Financial Inspection Office and the Supreme Judicial Council and the Federal Court and Mufthien public has rejected the President of the Chamber of Deputies request the Council of Ministers Osama Nujaifi stressing determined to legislation this laws as soon as possible to find the mechanisms and controls to eradicate corruption and fight against the corrupt and to ensure activation of the judiciary and the integrity and away from any political influences and to achieve the hopes and aspirations of Iraqis in security and peace, stability and dignified life."
The statement added that "the House of Representatives believes that the legislative and executive branches in front of serious challenges, requiring the parties to close ranks and unite efforts towards ending the suffering of the Iraqi people and provide all the requirements for life in a well-off to him and strengthen the democratic experience promising and in line with the demands of his sons which they expressed in the demonstrations that swept Iraq and called for the elimination of corruption and the corrupt, unemployment and the provision of food and services to them."
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