The government needs to synchronize its work, especially to the Parliament of Montenegro, over some issues that are crucial for Montenegro, which didn’t happen in the case of borrowing, Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro and Movement for Change (PzP) official, Ms Branka Bošnjak, tells Dan daily.
She also notes that government representatives have put themselves in an intolerable situation.
“I won’t criticize them a lot during those 200 days they required, but many things were dealt with in an amateurish way, and I’ll consider it as a consequence of their inexperience and lack of knowledge when it comes to state administration. It’s not the same to be a manager in an important foreign institution and run the state after decades-long authoritarian regime. Their statements were meaningless, and it’s not how you do it,” Ms Bošnjak assesses.
On the recent borrowing, she notes: “We weren’t synchronized in the case of borrowing, election of the head of the National Security Agency, announcements regarding Airports concessions, shutting down Montenegro Airlines, and many other matters. Ignoring the Parliament over some issues is unacceptable.”