Iceland's parliament has passed a law which would force Iceland's central bank chief out of office, according to AP. The removal of the crisis-stricken nation's central bankers has been the top priority of Iceland's new prime minister Johanna Sigurdardottir. Many Icelanders blamed the bankers for failing to stop the country's financial institutions from racking up mountains of bad debt. When bank chief David Oddsson refused to step down Sigurdardottir said she would pass a law reorganizing the bank and forcing him out. The law is expected to go into effect Friday. Oddsson has already said goodbye to his staff.
