Last year, Deputy Prime Minister and President of the Bosniak Party (BS) Rafet Husović set aside 578 euros for party membership fees, while Transport Minister Osman Nurković did not fulfill this obligation.
The Statute of the BS provides that three percent of the salary for the party shall be allocated by party functionaries who are in government bodies at the state and local level, as well as state enterprises and institutions.
In the annual consolidated financial report of Husović's party, it is also stated that the Minister of Labor and Social Welfare Kemal Purišić paid 600 euros in membership fees last year.
The report published on the website of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (ASK) states that BS collected over 26 thousand euros from membership fees last year.
While the Bosnian Party received almost 203 euros from the state budget for the regular work of the party and the parliamentary club, the report states that a total of 57 was paid to them from municipal coffers last year.
The report states that last year the party received only 222 euros in donations, which were paid by Alija Košuta.
The Bosniak party owns two official vehicles worth almost 17 thousand euros and has no immovable property. Last year, Husović's party spent 40 for renting party premises in Podgorica, Rožaje, Ulcinj, Bar, Plav, Gusinje, Berane, Bijelo Polje and Petnjica.
The report states that the party spent 77.152 euros on salaries last year, while the costs of official trips amounted to 320 euros.
The annual financial report of the Social Democrats (SD) states that the party collected 25.613 euros from membership fees last year.
The president of the party Ivan Brajović gave 576 euros, the Minister of Education Damir Šehović 523, and the Minister of Health Kenan Hrapović 473 euros.
Brajović's party collected 870 euros in donations last year, while it received 261 euros from the state budget and 155 euros from municipalities.
The report also states that the Social Democrats spent 57.623 euros on renting party premises, while the total telephone bills amounted to 18.708 euros. The costs of wages and other benefits amounted to 63.500 euros.
The Croatian Civic Initiative (HGI) received 142 euros from the state budget last year, while 12 euros were paid to them from the municipalities where they have councilors. In the annual consolidated financial report of HGI, it is stated that the party collected 108 euros from membership fees, which is twice less than in 2017.
The party, which until recently was led by Marija Vučinović, spent 49 thousand euros on salaries, while "other business expenses" amounted to 74 thousand euros.
The Liberal Party (LP) received 82.406 euros from the state treasury, while a total of 21.626 euros were paid to them from the budgets of the municipalities of Podgorica, Budva, Kotor Danilovgrad and Bijelo Polje.
The party headed by Andrija Popović collected less than two thousand euros from membership fees last year, of which the party leader gave 55 euros. LP spent almost 12 euros on renting party premises last year, while the salaries of employees amounted to 33 euros.
The report states that fuel costs were 6.415 euros, and electricity costs were XNUMX euros.
Last year, the Workers' Party (RP) received 54 euros for regular funding, while there are no reported donations in the annual report.
Janko Vučinić's party owns a "golf" worth 15 euros, while their other movable assets amount to XNUMX euros.
Last year, the party spent 2.790 euros on renting party premises in Podgorica. It is also stated that Vučinić's party spent 19.618 euros on employee salaries, while other business expenses amounted to 15 euros.
In the annual consolidated financial report of the Albanian Alternative (AA), it is stated that Niko Đeljošaj's party received 28 thousand euros from the state budget, while they were paid 25 thousand from local administrations.
Last year, they spent almost five thousand euros on renting party premises in Plav, Tuzi and Gusinje, while about 18 thousand euros were spent on the election campaign.
It is also stated that the party paid almost 23 thousand euros for royalties, while fuel costs amounted to 13 thousand.
In the annual report of the Serbian List, it is stated that the party had no income or expenses last year. Dobril Dedeić's party does not have parliamentary status or councilors in local assemblies.
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