Legal controversy in Libya about administrative control and the position of the Speaker of Parliament.. Know the details

"The Seventh Day" obtained a correspondence with the Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Counselor Aqila Saleh, not to consider any decision issued by someone other than the Speaker, as he is authorized to sign, as Saleh confirmed that he does not consider any decisions or correspondence from others.

Meanwhile, the head of the Administrative Control Authority assigned by the Libyan House of Representatives, Abdullah Qadir Boh, sent a letter to the head of the unity government, government ministers and heads of public bodies not to take into account any decision or letter issued by the Libyan House of Representatives that is not signed by the Speaker, as these correspondences mean canceling the decisions issued by the House of Representatives. First Deputy in the Libyan Parliament. The First Deputy Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Fawzi Al-Nuiri, had issued a decision assigning Khaled Saeed Ammar Daw as an undersecretary of the Administrative Control Authority until a new representative is elected by Parliament, which Abdullah Qadir Buh considered in violation of Libyan regulations and laws.

Libya suffers from confusion in some institutions due to the political division that has negatively affected a large number of institutions. This requires strengthening regional and international efforts to assist the unity government in unifying institutions and adhering to the roadmap that calls for elections to be held on December 24.