Conclusion on salary reduction never reached the Council of Ministers

The fact that the conclusion, adopted by the MPs of the House of Representatives, has never reached the Council of Ministers is proof that there is no real will to reduce salaries of high-ranking officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Patria News Agency has learned.

Namely, the MPs of the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH adopted the conclusion of the Party for BiH MP Beriz Belkić, which postponed the vote on all proposals for salary reduction. He proposed that the materials intended for all these points on this topic be collected and submitted to the Council of Ministers of BiH to create a unified document that would lead to salary reductions.

Thus, the voting on the proposed law by HDZ MP Niko Lozančić, the proposed law by SNSD MP Milorad Živković, as well as the initiative of the SDA Club and the initiative of SDP MPs Ante Domazet and Denis Bećirović were postponed.

NAP has learned that the conclusion had not reached the Ministry of Finance of BiH by yesterday, April 25, although the deadline for submission expired on this date.

Otherwise, the biggest problem for the MPs was the fact that the conditions were met for salaries to be reduced immediately after the adoption of the law amendments.