N.O.R.F
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I have read the entire thing. Can't see anything else on the parameters for formation of federal states. If I'm missing something ii sheeg.
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^Dee the question is there and he seems to be avoiding answering it
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^The question isn't on the disagreement. Its on the actual constitutional process. Looks as though this hasn't been followed to date.
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Nin-Yaaban;925144 wrote:Wow, seems like you've been to most countries in the Middle East sxb. It's nice to have all kinds of stamps in your passport from all these different countries.They all want to stamp on a new page evertime. Had to tell them to stamp this page and that page to save me from getting a new passport but it didn't work.
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Since you're a full time politician, can you answer the question? Preferably with references to articles in the constitution.
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Xiiny, did I put you on the spot saxib?
The question stands (don't confuse a question with a claim
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The Zack;925133 wrote:No, a commission has not been established. You are thinking having a commission is a prerequisite for establishing a federal state? I don't believe that is the case, the two don't depend on one another."Based on a voluntary decision, two or more regions may merge to form a Federal Member State"The document says the commission, nominated by Parliament, will make recommendations on areas applying to become Federal states. That sounds as though it hasn't been done.
Point 6 you put in bold should be part of a Law enacted by Parliament. Sounds like this hasn't been done either.
Bashi, enlighten me awoowe.
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Thats the question I am asking.
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Here we go
Somalia (Xamar)
Somaliland (Burco, Berbera, Hargaisa, Sheikh, Caynabo and bari)
Djibouti (transit)
Saudi Arabia (Jeddah, Makka, Madina)
UAE
Oman
Syria
Egypt
Qatar
Bahrain (transit)
Malaysia
UK, France, Italy
Canada
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Am I?
I'm a also a part time politician. Somali politics is blurred by clan interests (which is what Jubbaland situation is about). But, on this forum, no one has flagged up the constitutional requirements for forming a federal state. Its been a lot of finger pointing and loud noise.
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They are women and kids. When you leave the mosque you wonder maxay u tukan waayeen (there is women's section).
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realised the beggers outside the local mosque waa soomaali. "imisuu ku siiyey"' uun ayaan maqlay. Ilaahay ha u sahlo.
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Big statement there Carafaat.
I haven't been keeping up but the bombardment of articles on this have all failed to address the process required under the constitution. Is what is taking place in Kismaayo in line with the constitution is a question I have asked a couple of times on here. Have reer Kismaayo allowed a reasonable timeframe for the law to be passed through Parliament?
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Jimce wanaagsan Juxa (and all)
First in? Maybe wu is fasaxay
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I'm assuming this is the version approved by the Somali Parliament last August '12.
Article 49. The Number and Boundaries of the Federal Member States and Districts(1) The number and boundaries of the Federal Member States shall be determined by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.(2) The House of the People of the Federal Parliament, before determining the number and boundaries of the Federal Member States, shall nominate a national commission which shall study the issue, and submit a report of its findings with recommendations to the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.(3) The nomination of the commission referred to in Clause two shall be preceded by the enactment of a law by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament, which shall define:(a) The responsibilities and powers of the commission;(b) The parameters and conditions it shall use for the establishment of the Federal Member States;© The number of the commissioners, requirements of membership, nomination methods, office tenure, and their remuneration.(4) The number and the boundaries of the districts in a Federal Member State shall be determined by a law enacted by the parliament of the Federal Member State, which must be approved by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.(5) Federal Member State boundaries shall be based on the boundaries of the administrative regions as they existed before 1991.(6) Based on a voluntary decision, two or more regions may merge to form a Federal Member State.In relation to Jubbaland has:
1. A Commission been established?
2. Has the relevant law been enacted by Parliament?
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Nuune? More like mid kale aan garanaayo
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Jacaylbaro;924505 wrote:Oil Security Forces (OSF) ...Why not? Qandaraaska aynu ka qayb galno
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^He is doing the prospecting dee. The plan should be from a security perspective. Interior Ministry or a seperate force to protect vital areas like oil installations.
Its quite easy to plan ahead.
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^The govnt needs to have a plan in place. I doubt they do or will.
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I'm always suspicious about such news.Are they trying to push the share price up? Why not take a risk, consolidate and reap the rewards later?
I'm sure the Swedes did seismic surveys 3 or 4 years ago. Where is that data?
Otherwise carry on....
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It looked bad in slow motion but never a red card.
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Somalis need to learn that sharing a dish of bariis is better than fighting over it. Chances are it won't happen anytime soon. It won't happen anytime soon because too much water has passed under the bridge and its not in our intellectual capacity to share.
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Morning buubal (JB accent)
Great result last night. Lebanese breakfast in the office this morning
The Somali Constitution on Federalism
in Politics
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Xiin, shakiga iska daa ninyow
How is Jubbaland as constitutional as Puntland if the constitutional process isn't being following in it's formation? bal waxaad haysid soo bandhig