Final Draft Iraqi Constitution - Unesco

functions.
Article 100:
First: The Central Bank of Iraq, Board of Supreme Audit, Communication and
Media Commission, and the Endowment Commissions are financially and
administratively independent institutions. A law shall regulate the work of each of
these institutions.
Second: The Central Bank of Iraq is responsible before the Council of
Representatives. The Board of Supreme Audit and the Communication and Media
Commission shall be attached to the Council of Representatives.
Third: The Endowment Commissions shall be attached to the Council of Ministers.
Article 101:
A commission named Foundation of Martyrs shall be established and attached to
the Council of Ministers. Its functions and competencies shall be regulated by law.
Article 102:
A public commission shall be established to guarantee the rights of the regions
and governorates that are not organized in a region in fair participation in
managing the various state federal institutions, missions, fellowships, delegations,
and regional and international conferences. The Commission shall be comprised of
representatives of the federal government, and representatives of the regions and
governorates that are not organized in a region and shall be regulated by a law.
Article 103:
A public commission shall be established by a law to audit and appropriate federal
revenues. The commission shall be comprised of federal government experts and
representatives and experts and representatives from the regions and
governorates and shall assume the following responsibilities:
First: Ensure the fair distribution of grants, aid, and international loans pursuant
to the entitlement of the regions and governorates that are not organized in a
region.
Second: Ensure the ideal use and division of the federal financial resources.
Third: Guarantee transparency and justice in appropriating funds to the
governments of the regions and governorates that are not organized in a region in
accordance with the established percentages.
Article 104:
A council named the Federal Public Service Council shall be established and shall
regulate the affairs of the federal public service, including the appointment and
promotion. A law shall regulate its formations and competencies.
Article 105: