Judiciary: a bill to reduce the judges and public prosecutors' salaries

 
 
 
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: Supreme Judicial Council announced on Sunday that he had sent a bill to reduce the judges and public prosecutors' salaries to the Council of Ministers, referring to the judiciary's commitment to reduce the salaries of the judiciary and public prosecutors and all associates by 3%.

According to a document issued by the judiciary spokesman Abdul Sattar Bayrakdar addressed to the Attorney-Majid Chenkali, and seen by the 'obelisk' It ', referring to the press dated 12/29/2015 of the Federal judiciary refused to judges and public prosecutors reduce the salaries of your statement we would like to show that Supreme Judicial Council sent a draft law to reduce the salaries of judges and public prosecutors to the Council of Ministers in line with the state policy in the face of the financial crisis'.

She said the document, that 'the federal judiciary committed to what is stated in the Federal Budget Law for the year 2016 of a second to reduce the salaries of the judiciary and public prosecutors and all employees of the federal judiciary by 3%'.

Iraq has been going through an economic crisis because of lower oil prices, and Anfaqath in the war against al 'Daash' terrorist, as he emphasized Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, in the November 18, 2015, that Iraq will emerge from the financial crisis in a stronger, adding that he found offline to strengthen the economy and not total reliance on oil.



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The judiciary responded to the MP's remarks on Chenkali refusal to reduce the salaries of judges


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It received the judiciary, on Sunday, the MP Majid Chenkali on his statement in its refusal to reduce judges and public prosecutors' salaries.

A document issued by the judiciary, today, signed by Judge Abdul Sattar Bayraktar supervisor of the media center of power, and I got / scales News / a copy of it, that "the Supreme Judicial Council sent a draft law to reduce the salaries of judges and public prosecutors to the Council of Ministers, in line with the political State in the face of the financial crisis. "

The document added, "The federal judiciary is committed to the provisions of the Federal Budget Law for the year 2016 of a second on the judges and public prosecutors and all employees of the federal judiciary to reduce the salaries by 3%."

The Kurdistan Alliance MP Majid Chenkali confirmed in the December 29, 2015, that the challenge of Chief Justice Medhat al-Mahmoud not to reduce the salaries of the judiciary invites us to his dismissal.





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