Parliamentary program

For the Parliament which interferes in its work

We have sent 22 proposals for work plans of the parliamentary committees; we propose discussions on budget execution during the year, more involvement of the Parliament in monitoring and defining reforms and better communication with parliamentary oversight institutions. We have sent proposals to committees for economy, finance and budget, for security and defence, for anticorruption,…

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Public administration reform

Institute Alternative with the rapporteurs of the Venice Commission

President of the Managing Board at Institute Alternative, Stevo Muk, participated yesterday, March 1st, in a round table of rapporteurs of the Venice Commission and representatives of NGOs from Montenegro. The Minister of Justice, Human and Minority Rights in the Government of Montenegro requested an opinion of the Venice Commission on proposals of two laws…

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Public administration reform

We asked the Government for concrete steps, reliable reporting and greater public participation

We sent 26 suggestions for the Government’s Work Program, which are aimed at legislative initiatives for more efficient public administration reform and better rule of law, but also at publishing long-hidden information. Considering long-term activities of Institute Alternative in the areas of public finance, public administration and the rule of law, today we sent 26…

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Accountable public finances

Government to re-propose the adoption of the Law on the Final Account of the Budget

The forgotten SAI’s recommendations Last year was the first one in which the Law on the Final Account of the Budget was not adopted and the first in more than a decade in which the Parliament did not adopt recommendations of the State Audit Institution (SAI) as its conclusions and obliged the Government to its…

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Accountable public finances

Are Citizens In The First Place For Public Administration?

The first day of the regional conference ‘’Citizens first’’ was held in Belgrade today. We organised the event within the Think for Europe Network, as part of WeBER 2.0, a regional initiative dedicated to empowering civil society and citizens to be more willing to monitor and control the public administration reform process. Tamara Srzentić, Minister…

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Public administration reform

WeBER “Citizens First” Conference

Second Regional WeBER “Citizens First“ Conference will be held on February 25-26, 2021. The Minister of Public Administration, Digital Society and Media, Tamara Srzentić, as well as the Director in Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations (DG NEAR), Myriam Ferran, will speak at the opening of the regional conference. The conference will present the results of monitoring…

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