Simović bought an apartment, and his wife sold the house?

Last year, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Milutin Simović, became the owner of a 150-square-meter three-room apartment, according to the property record he submitted to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.

He pays almost half of the vice-president's monthly salary for this trade - less than 855 euros. A loan of 120.000 euros was raised at the end of 2017, and in addition to the apartment of 150, the garage of 32 square meters was also used for the store.

There is no information about the vice president's apartment in eCadastre.

This is not the only change in the field of real estate because, according to the record, his wife Ljiljana Simović is no longer the owner of a house in the capital of 214 square meters.

Simović also owns an 85-square-meter cottage in Žabljak, where construction is registered as a basis.

In addition to the vice president's salary of slightly more than 1.740 euros, Simović received 535 euros as the deputy president of the Council for Privatization and Capital Projects.

His wife is also employed by the Government. Simović is the director of the Directorate for European Integration, Programming and Implementation of EU Funds in the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare.

Her monthly income is slightly more than 1.070 euros, and it was reported that in the last four months of last year she earned 1.500 euros from rent.

The Deputy Prime Minister gave the Agency permission to inspect his bank accounts, which was not done by the Minister for Human and Minority Rights Mehmet Zenka.

Zenka reported that last year he received more than 2.200 euros per month.

His ministerial salary was a little more than 1.520 euros, and he received another 380 as a member of the government Privatization Council. He also reported that he earns 300 euros a month as the president of the Democratic Union of Albanians. He reported that he is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Hunting Association of Montenegro, but he has no income there.

The minister is the owner of the hunting rifle "TOZ 34" from 2007, as well as shares in "Ulcinjska Riviera" and "Otrant Komerc". He is the only one in the family who, according to the card, has income.

The Vice President of the Assembly Branimir Gvozdenović earned an average of 1.690 euros last year. In addition to his salary, in the last three months of last year he received variables of less than 290 euros.

His wife, Marijana Gvozdenović, receives 450 euros, and is the founder and executive director of "Menta Montenegro", a company that deals in retail sales of cosmetic and toiletry products in specialized stores.

The vice president has an apartment of 68 and half a house of 55 square meters and over 80.000 square meters of land.

He instructed the Agency to inspect the bank accounts, which was not done by the second vice-president Genci Nimanbegu. On average, his income, including variables, amounted to less than 1.600 euros.

His wife Vahida Hasanaga Nimanbegu earned an average of 515 euros in an unspecified company.

Nimanbegu is the owner of the "Volkswagen Passat" from 2003 and the boat "Adriatik" from 1986.

The vice-president has an incomplete 9.750 euros in the bank, and his wife has 3.845 euros.

In September of last year, the wife took out a consumer loan of 10.000 euros.

Supreme State Prosecutor Ivica Stanković reported to the Agency that his salary last year amounted to less than 2.645 euros, and he received an average of 918 euros as the president of the Prosecutor's Council. Last year, he received almost 2.120 euros as the head of the Commission for the Evaluation of the Prosecutor's Council, and 1.836 euros as a member of the Commission for the Bar Examination of the Ministry of Justice.

Stanković reported that he inherited 2.170 euros last year, and 869 euros from the payment of damages under the insurance policy.

The wife of Draginja Vuksanović Stanković earned an average of 560 euros from the Assembly, and less than 930 euros from the University of Montenegro.

Compared to last year's regular property card, the MP became the owner of a 100 square meter apartment. When it comes to ready money, it was increased by about 8.000 in the same period, and the spouse's movable property decreased by about 100.000 euros.

They duly reported to the Agency any increase in assets during the year.

VDT did not give consent to the Agency for inspection of accounts.