The House of Representatives in Somaliland has officially sanctioned the national army law, culminating a legislative process spanning several months. This initiative aims to establish a comprehensive framework delineating the rights and responsibilities of the country’s military personnel.
Members of the House assert that the approved bill is crafted to enhance financial transparency within the armed forces, thereby minimizing the potential for corruption and fiscal mismanagement.
Ahmed Nour Guruuje, a member of the House, underscored the historical significance of this legislation, noting that it marks the first instance where the defense forces have a legal framework akin to that of the police forces. He described it as a pivotal moment, signaling the rejuvenation of the national army.
The legislator emphasized the timeliness of this law, asserting that it effectively safeguards the rights of the nation’s military personnel. Regarding the possibility of salary increments, the lawmaker clarified that such decisions fall under the purview of the executive branch.
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