Kurdish Deputy: Many funds scattered in the doors of the budget to the detriment of the citizen

by **RamblerNash** Thu Nov 08, 2018 11:34 pm

Kurdish Deputy: Many funds scattered in the doors of the budget to the detriment of the citizen

Thursday 8 November

Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The deputy of the Kurdistan Islamic Union bloc Jamal Cougar, on Thursday, that there is poor planning of the federal budget and not a lack of funds, pointing to the bump of a lot of amounts in the doors of Latvs service citizens, while pointed out that the Kurdish MPs will have a position of the current government In case of not changing the proportion of the region.

"The ratio of 12.6, which was put in the previous budget was a reaction from the government of Haider Abadi on the referendum that took place in the Kurdistan region , and we believe that any measures proved after the referendum look at it with the eye of punishment," said Kuger said in an interview for Alsumaria News, For the region budget was in 13 years is 17% and was planned to change after the census, which did not happen until now.

"The only thing we can calculate the approximate number of Kurds is the number of seats in parliament component on the basis that each deputy represents 100 thousand voters and the number of Kurdish deputies currently is 58 deputy, which means that the proportion of Kurds is more than 17%," pointing out That "the proportion of 12 percent is not logical or real and in case we wanted to deal realistically taking into account the conditions of the Iraqi state and the status of the rest of the Iraqi provinces, the ratio of the region should not be less than 15%."

He pointed out that "there is poor planning of the budget and not a lack of funds and there is a bump to a lot of amounts in the doors and things do not serve the citizen and there are details of the amounts of sovereign and operational think it is excessive," stressing that "

The House of Representatives postponed its session held Tuesday, November 6, 2018 vote in principle on the federal budget for the next fiscal year to the meeting next Monday.

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