are not to blame for what happened, the people are not to blame, in article 28 of the civil service administration, it says that the salaries of these people should be equal to the inflation . we must guarantee this until the inflation decreases in the 14th government. considered the main factor of inflation as the main factor. inflation is caused by governments. budget deficit is the most important factor . enlarging the government is the most important factor. well, the government should prevent it from getting bigger, and it should close the businesses in vain. he should eliminate those that are not effective at all, that is , he should control his budget. he should bring a budget to the parliament without a budget deficit. i will never say that the city's problem is yours, but the same violations are formed. we are supposed to talk like this. now, i don't want to enter into discussions. it's better not to get involved . i had nothing to do with rouhani's government at all . i defended any government that wanted to be defended . i criticized it. every government has its faults and every governm

article 28 of the civil service administration says that the salaries of these people should be equal to the inflation. this should be done until the inflation decreases in the fourteenth government. let's guarantee this and have a guarantee, and mr. bizikian believed in the management of the agricultural industry and the ruling party's view. yes, i have said this many times, which one of us, if we get sick , will we go to a doctor who, for example, is both a party and a faction , we look for an expert doctor, we do not do this in the economy, in industry, in agriculture, in business, even though the world that i said is a prescription implement it. i said that the world bank has checked 40 countries. those who have succeeded in this way , tell me which other country has gone and succeeded. mr. jalili also said that the growth of iran's economy requires fiscal discipline. our dear people are now in a choice, and there are two views, one is a minimal everyday view, to say some issues , why is this not resolved, and how will it be resolved, and one of these is that he says no. no, these

the recklessness of the governments, the people are not to blame, in article 28 of the civil service administration says that the salaries of these people should be equal to the inflation . we must guarantee this until the inflation decreases in the 14th government. the doctors put their hands on the thing that the expansion of the government is the most important factor, so the government should prevent the expansion of the places that needlessly close the company. he should remove those that are not effective at all, that is , control his budget, he should bring a budget to the parliament that knows how much budget there is. let's talk like this. now , i don't want to enter into other discussions. it's better not to enter . i had nothing to do with rouhani's government at all . i defended and criticized every government that wanted to be defended. every government has its faults and every government has its advantages. it is not in the interest of the country and the revolution. don't kill me to the side that i want to tell people's faults. why? you make us fight each other and hold hands . this

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the largest federal media, representatives of the presidential administration and the ministry of defense came to the civil memorial serviceically ended after an attack by a ukrainian drone in the gorlovka area near donetsk, when... the operator, together with ntv military correspondent andrei ivliev, was filming a report about the defenders who were opposing the armed formations of ukraine. andrei was seriously wounded and doctors fought for valery’s life for several hours. according to the editor-in-chief of the tv channel, valery, understanding the danger of the work, chose in advance the place where he would be buried. kalyazin is a very small city, there are only more than 12 people there, small, there are more people there, probably 12 thousand people live there, but they already have their own village heroes. there is its own new walk of fame, on which today valera is buried with military honors, because he was a real warrior, he fought the way he saw it best, through the lens, and showing what was happening - to us and to everyone who is ready , this is a common grief. valery kozhin was 46 years old, he came to ntv

the biden administration has done a commendable job of lifting up rules in the administration to strengthen the civil service active threat from 2025 that is directed at federal workers because they tended to weaponized the agencies and put their to dismantle the democracy in those agencies but it also means that we need greater coordination between federal officials by senators by mayors and governors not just in blue states but in purple states as well. we know from recent practice that arrest a governor has been lifting up all kinds of litigation in egregious ways against the hetero government. if this threat comes to, were going to need governors to step forward and mayors as well to push the negation against actual constitutional threats that we are facing and the last thing i will say, jen, is that folks like anthony romero and i and so many of the other groups need to create a spine for our democracy and network. they cannot just go after this thing like a lacrimal issue after issue but lift up a broader conversation about democracy with american citizens that leads us to putting up a real scaffolding

military officers, and managers came to the civil memorial service. major federal media, representatives of the ministry of defense and the presidential administrationatively good, mainly about awards, and we met more than once. i remember him very well, in fact, he is such a strong guy. about the awarding of valery the order of courage posthumously, also some fifth or sixth of his awards, but unfortunately the last, we will definitely remember him. valery's life was tragically cut short after an attack by a ukrainian drone in the gorlovka area near donetsk, when the operator, together with ntv military correspondent alexey ivliev, was filming a report about the defenders who were opposing the armed forces of ukraine. the doctors managed to save alexey’s life for several hours. according to the editor-in-chief of the tv channel, valery, understanding the danger of his work, chose in advance the place where he would be buried. he chose kalyazin himself. alyazin is a very small city, there are only more than twelve people there, small, there are more people there, probably 12 thousand people live there, but they he already has his own heroes of words,

came to the civil memorial service, tv channel employees, military officers, leaders of the largest. federal media, representatives of the ministry of defense and the presidential administrationery, we met with him in good, well, conditionally good terms... because he was a real warrior and he fought the way he knew it best, through the lens , and showing what is happening to us and everyone is generally a grief. valery kozhin was 46 years old; he came to ntv in 2006, first as a sound engineer, technician, then as a television cameraman. started working in donbass with 2014. for 10 years, viewers saw the war through his eyes, then there was syria. for his colleagues who worked with him in the combat zone, he will forever remain a true professional. it is very difficult to say that he was, that he is now gone, but for me valerka became , first of all, the brightest person who, it seems, did not know how to be sad, he always smiled, even the most difficult moments, even when there was no time for smiling , he or there was a defensive reaction and he was just a very... lively, cheerful person, well, about what he was a professional in his field, it’s not even worth mentioning he

as the east bed administrator had told me that the vast majority of full civil in 1st trump to even civil services invest are really back to come along. so that's the is where the ministry has said that the tax that has that was carried yes. today was aiming to eliminate each one of how much top officials, especially in the military wing of the movements. and that's from the most size that that's the use, but it only has targeted civilians. but practically what we say then, what we've heard from civil defense cruises that they are, the vast majority of boosting to west civilians, especially the children of the us, to dozens of palestinians stuck under the dippers and the remnants of these destroyed spots. we also continued to you from locust that they are no longer feels safe. we set that before that the shots of richard g. com is the place but palestinians have been previously told light of the value of ration to say. these 2 may be no kind of warnings being released before the attack. how simeon spiel that vitaly as to it right now is a trap for them where they cannot really feel secure. we've b

civil funeral service was held in one of the studios. on academician korolev street. colleagues, military correspondents, heads of the largest federal media, representatives of the ministry of defense and the presidential administrationay goodbye to the military journalists who died due to ukrainian shelling. as for valery, we met with him on good, well, relatively good, mainly regarding awards. and we met more than once. i remember him very well, in fact, such a strong guy. but unfortunately no, unfortunately, more and more often, more and more often we are losing the best, valera was one of the best military operators, we, i, will miss him very much, he was 46 years old, 18 of which he worked for ntv, started as a sound engineer, technician, then operator, spent months on business trips in the most dangerous areas in syria, even in syria, the guys with whom we worked. everyone is in shock, what is so unexpected, we all understand that at what cost is it all given, all these stories, to convey to people the truth, but it is always difficult to realize this. valery has been working in donbass since 2014, from the very beginning of the conflict, showing the world how the ukrainian authorities deal with the residents o

civil service by replacing them with loyalists. according to project 2025, what is known as the administrative state is a major competitive to the far right agenda. it is written in project 2025. quote, unless conservatives take a firm hand to the bureaucracy and marshal its power, nothing will stop the bureaucracy's anti-free market, leftist march. there are many tools to bring the administrative state to heal and in the process defang and defund the woke culture warriors who have infiltrated every last institution in america. our goal is to assemble an army of trained and prepared conservatives to go to work on they want to deconstruct the administrative state. end quote. the supreme court's seismic ruling on monday morning, which was all lost in the debate about the presidential debate itself on thursday night, has given the project 2025 agenda a major head start by gunning federal agency power. the average american is now vulnerable to predatory practices by companies and industries with the means and resources to challenge regulations in which they disagree. we are going to unpack all of this after a quick break with the expert

this is public administration reform. the creation of fiscal services to control civil servants, the there is a treasury at churches, a museum in general is an educational institution, this is of course the most important thing for the formation of memory, national memory, which is part of culture, which means peter went. around the world and saw that there are kunskameras all around, we have them, so i need to do the same, we will have the best kunskamera, but he did it, no worse, you can say whatever you want, that peter destroyed orthodoxy there, liquidated the patriarchate synod, but it poured a whole new wine into the micha orthodoxy, perhaps thereby preserving it in some other form, not the introduction of a synod instead of the patriarchate is the essence of peter’s reform, although this is an integral part of it, the perception of the church, the integration of the church. from 4 to 5 he receives his secretary with reports, from 5 to 5:30 he has breakfast, from 5 to 6 he goes to the senate, and on the way inspects construction sites and shipyards. from 6 to 11 peter is in the

administrative agencies really significant decision. it is a real blow to the career professional civil service. >> all of the decisions today, including one on homelessness really go to the heart of what both sides in this campaign believe and that is that one of the biggest stakes in november is the ability in the future to appoint the supreme court justices, but today, i think ryan reilly, ken dilanian and barbara mcquade for being with us and talking about what we saw today, and, again, very big revelation from justice roberts today, the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court, monday is the last day of the term, which means that arguably the most closely watched decision of this term will be coming down on presidential immunity. thank you, all. >>> up next, our other top story today, the presidential debate. the biden campaign resisting calls for him to bow out of the race, amid concern over his performance. while the trump team is claiming victory. we'll talk about what's next. >>> and later, the threat of a third party challenge. we'll look at whether what happened last night gives robert f. kennedy jr. a boost. f. kennedy jr. a

civil funeral service was held in one of the studios of the television center on academician korolev street. colleagues, military correspondents, heads of the largest federal media, representatives of the ministry of defense and presidential administrationng. his colleague, ntv military correspondent alexey ivliev, and the accompanying officer during the filming of a story about the military fighting with the armed forces of ukraine. alexey was seriously wounded, survived, and the doctors did everything possible to save valery. he was a strong man, and not only physically strong, strong, he was strong in spirit, and therefore, when i found out what happened, that they came under fire, that he was taken to the hospital, i was sure that thanks to this strength, he rips out. but unfortunately no, unfortunately, more and more often, more and more often we are losing the best, valera was one of the best military operators in... us, i will miss him very much. he was 46 years old, 18 of which he worked for ntv. i started as a sound engineer, a technician, then a cameraman, and spent months on business trips in the most dangerous areas in syria. even in syria, the guys we worked with are all in shock, it’s so unexpected, we all understand that

questions both in the service, which deals with this in terms of investigation, and in the deputies, after all, to civil bodies, well, let's call them that, or the regional military administration those contracting organizations that built the second and third lines there, that is , where the forces of the armed forces of ukraine were involved, who built and established fortifications, there are no such questions for the military at the moment, well, i am. .. i will say yes, in general, the question is for everyone, because it is necessary to establish the quality of the work performed, including the first line. it is important for us, and the task of tsc is not only to establish where there were violations. it's also our job to set standards and, er, changes in regulations, both legally and bylaws and bylaws regarding construction. engineering structures, it is no secret that some maps or albums of these structures are outdated and not real, this is the first time, i emphasize, the first time in the history of an independent state, when the military builds such structures, previously not such works were carried out on such a scale, and these are extremely complex, i emphasize

ukrainian civil service to conduct these negotiations, there is a lot of talk about this, and it is not for nothing that the european union insists that the reform of the public administration should continue and continue, because it will be one of the key points of the negotiations. mrs. maria, look, but the algorithm is the same, approximately, i understand that different countries, but approximately the same as with poland, as with estonia, as with... bulgaria, that is, the algorithms, they are all similar, approximately so expensive i understand correctly, absolutely, very similar algorithms, the european union is in no hurry to change this established practice, you can understand why, because all their institutions are imprisoned under certain bureaucratic processes, they always say that they use these rules of their own , yes set. rules and in principle, in relation to negotiations with any applicant country, there is an absolutely clearly defined procedure, from the negotiating framework of the framework to all stages of the negotiation process. the only point that they insist on and about, what all european politicians and officials emphasize is that ukraine, of cou

civil service applicable regulations. while the secretary in the biden administration refused to do the right thing, i would invite the members of the house of representatives to terminate this employee. we must do the right thing and act with urgency to force their hand. i urge my colleagues to vote yes, and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the temptation to take congressional action against government individuals when we hear they've done something that we find offensive. but as lawmakers, it's important that we defend the core principles upon which our country is founded, and that includes the system of checks and balances. we know from the secretary's testimony earlier this year that there is an active investigation related to the trump-era hire and that she's been placed on leave and is not performing the duties and responsibilities for which she was hired. we must allow this process to w

civil service commission. i know very well the city's employment processes and systems. and then for the last 10 years i have been deputy city administrator and to educate you on what the city administrator does, the city administrator oversees about 25 to 30 depending how you count them, agency programs. my carmen chui is the city administrator and has been a few years now and she reorganized the office to have for the deputies overseeing particular functions. my function i oversee the public facing primarily public facing offices that includes, 311, animal care and control, medical examiner office, county clerk, treasure island, a number of them and mayor's office on disability. and i have oversee the mayor's office on disability during my entire time with the city administrator office so little over last 10 years so familiar with the work of the office and the staff. did you have any questions so far? okay. as you noted, i'm the interim direct, which means i'm not the permanent director. i focus on undertaking the search. it will be very difficult to find a unicorn like nicole bohn who was wonderful, so with that in mind, it is very la

the department has utilized administrative workarounds and loopholes to staff at levels in excess of the aso position authority, and which is inconsistent with civil servicebudgetary control constructs and position authority, and best practices. so the first recommendation hrc one, which is on page 193 of our report, we're recommending that the board deny a proposed upward substitution of one full time equivalent 9252 communication specialist to a0951 deputy director, one due to inadequate justification for this executive level position, the department is proposing a full reorganization with a net increase of three full time equivalent positions in management and executive positions from eight ftes to 11 ftes, as well as two promotional substitutions within the management classification patterns. as proposed, this specific position would have five permanent and one temporary admin, restorative and clerical positions. reporting to it. according to the department's organizational chart, we found five managers, including this proposed deputy director one have three or less staff currently reporting to them, we also speak to comptroller's report of vacancies