parliamentary proposals to increase public expenditures to face economic challenges Comparative study

Government and parliamentary efforts are combined when faced with a particular financial crisis. parliamentary proposals is often a means of pressuring the government to increase public spending to cope with the crisis. The government's role in Kuwait is characterized by dependence on oil public revenues.The Debates in the plenary for parliamentary proposals to increase public expenditures during the discussions of the draft budget in parliament.the study concluded that parliamentary proposals of a financial nature have a negative impact when over-increasing public expenditures or reducing public revenues. It is not permissible parliamentary proposals to impose a tax to cover public health expenditures because it contradicts the constitutional principle: "non-allocation of public revenues". The French and Egyptian legislators are unlike Kuwaiti distinguished themselves from their counterparts in terms of recognition of the principle: Acceptable limits of parliamentary proposals. The study recommended amending the Kuwaiti Financial Law by adding "Acceptable limits" that allow a member of the National Assembly to influence the Estimates. The study also recommended to create an interim parliamentary committee when studying parliamentary proposals Increasing public expenditures to to address economic challenges. the presentation of the Minister of Finance must be synced during The Discussion of the draft budget in the National Assembly. Keywords: economic challenges - parliamentary proposals - general expenses.