2013
2nd meeting of the working group for the preparation parliamentary guide
09. 05. 2013.
The second meeting of the working group in the framework of the project “Strengthening parliamentary oversight of the system of public procurement in Montenegro”, was held on 9 May 2013, in Podgorica. The Working Group, composed of representatives of the Committee for Economy, Finance and Budget, the Anti-corruption Committee, the Directorate for Public Procurement, Ministry…
Parliamentary Debate on the Bill Law on Social and Child Protection
08. 05. 2013.
“Bill Law on Social and Child Protection is significantly improved compared to the Bill previously withdrawn from the parliamentary procedure, but it can be still amended regarding strengthening the cooperation, defining the shelters for homeless and record keeping,” the IA stated. IA’ s public policy researcher, Dragana Radovic, attended 7th Session of the Parliamentary Committee…
Press release: No time to waste
07. 05. 2013.
The Parliament must as soon as possible start the process of appointing the new president of the Senate of the State Audit Institution (SAI) and the appointment of a new member of the Senate. Time lost in the current procedures should be compensated, because the obligations facing the SAI in the future require that it…
Vladimir Pavićević’s lecture
30. 04. 2013.
On April 29th, third block class of the Public Policy school has been held. The class was devoted to the topic “Academic writing Vs Policy paper writing“. Vladimir Pavićević held an interactive workshop. The topic (keywords): Argumentation; writing style; Quotation / guidance; Reference; Footnotes; etc. Two hours long lecture was held at the PR Center…
Seminar on public procurement for Parliamentary Service
29. 04. 2013.
We organized a seminar on public procurement for sixteen representatives of Parliamentary Staff, on 26-27 April in Miločer. The seminar is one of the activities foreseen under the project “Strengthening Parliamentary Oversight of Public Procurement System”, which is supported by the Democracy Commission Small Grants U.S. Embassy in Montenegro. Through an intensive two-day training, participants…
Press release: Better public procurement oversight by strengthening the Parliament
25. 04. 2013.
The Parliament has an important role in controlling government’s spending and procurement, and should have the capacity to verify key information about the funds allocated to consumer units, but also regarding effective and efficient of these resources. The role of the Parliament of Montenegro in the control of the public procurement system remains limited. This…