The session of the Assembly continues tomorrow. There are still 13 discussants left. The continuation of the session is scheduled for 11 a.m.
Marta Šćepanović (DPS), describing the government, said "a sweet little inverted cake, the top is on the bottom".
"In this government, experts are at the head of the ministries, and in depth you are planning to politically divide functions outside the law... Except for Injac, all the others are close relatives or in some other way connected to the popes and bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church...".
Branka Bošnjak (Movement for Change), addressing Krivokapić, expressed "indignation because your mouth is full of fairness and justice, and what you have done is a huge injustice".
"My first disappointment happened when you, as a university professor, said that it was an honor for you to be brought by Daka Davidović, a war profiteer and arms smuggler... who wants to wash away his sins through founding and donating to the church, and openly entered the political arena , privatizing the church and you and your government and over 150 university professors and Dritan Abazović..."
She also added that "what went under the radar" and that it does not surprise her, "he talked about smuggling and said that for God's sake all countries do..."
"I expected that neither you, nor the church, none of you distanced yourself from his scandalous statements, and he humiliated you. The University must have collapsed if Daka Davidović is someone who should be followed by a university professor".
She added that Krivokapić "easily turned his back on those to whom you owe success, your comrades".
"You pickpocketed us so badly. You came, took everything and kicked us... If you don't change and realize your mistakes, time will run over you. I expect you to change..."
She said that "this is not an expert government and these are not experts".
"You are not an expert on politics, nor is your vice president any expert, but just a likable, theatrical, philandering character who knows how to woo the people... What worries me about him is the obsession with the security services of someone who is young. Where did he get this infatuation from? into force...".
She did not want to comment on the ministerial candidates.
"But I will express great concern that all together do not have even 10 years of work in the state apparatus...", Bošnjak said.
Albin Ćeman (Peace is our nation) said that he expects the future government to "not see the diaspora as an electorate, to treat it with a high degree of sensitivity".
"I expect a more even strategy for development towards all municipalities...".
Ćeman thanked all healthcare workers of Montenegro and called on citizens to respect the measures adopted to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Luiđ Škrelja (DPS) said that "if someone happened to pass by and stop by the parliament, he would not be able to know exactly who is the position and who is the opposition, who we elect, who we defend and attack, who won and who lost freedom, who brought and who took away freedom".
He assessed that this is the first "non-Montenegrin government in its history".
"This government is mononational, monoreligious, Orthodox, under the patronage of the Serbian Orthodox Church. The only thing I appreciate that is historic in these moments is that there was no place for members of minority nations..." said Škrelja.
Milun Zogović (DNP) said that "if anyone betrays our common struggle for freedom, he will betray himself and Montenegro".
"Citizens expect and demand justice, free institutions and the prosecution of all those who broke the law..."
"As future ministers, we ask and demand responsibility and measurable results from you. Your work and results will create and determine our attitude towards you. Montenegro has no more time to waste. Ministers, we expect you to change Montenegro for the better," said Zogović.
Zdenka Popović (Peace is our nation) said that "we are electing the first free and democratic government."
"In this severe health and economic crisis... it won't be easy or quick because the neoliberal economic school has been pushing the free market for years, and that market has dictated the pace of the state and the rules instead of the other way around. This has led to an economy on the brink abyss," said Popović.
She added that she neither wants to praise nor criticize Krivokapić, but to encourage and "that you will have my full support for every reform step you take".
"You will need time to implement reforms," said Popović.
Miloš Nikolić (DPS) said that Krivokapić's exposé was imprecise.
"You are talking about the complexity of the epidemiological situation, and you are one of the culprits of this epidemiological situation... I am talking about the election campaign because the entire campaign was marked by the violation of measures... You are talking about the regularity of the educational process, and you have spent your whole life in education and in the highest positions at which you were appointed by the Government of Montenegro led by the DPS," said Nikolić.
Radoš Zečević (Nova) said that DPS led the country for 30 years and that as a result today is "a poor and divided society, robbed of resources, without a vision of sustainable development, a huge debt..."
"The conditions for comprehensive reforms have been achieved by winning the elections. It depends on us from the winning coalition whether we will take advantage of the opportunity and justify the expectations of the citizens," said Zečević.
He reminded Krivokapić "that he heard from the mouths of everyone from the Front that he is directing us to support you".
Maksim Vučinić (Labor Party) said that the future government is finally, "a government according to the will of the people".
"We again allowed the minority to influence the will of the majority. Those who ruled for 30 years on the basis of division managed to harm the state and citizens even during the technical mandate. The people who have witnessed 30 years of rule expect justice. Justice is slow, but attainable." , said Vučinić.
He added that "there is no revenge"
"Those who came to positions with the regime and worked honestly, all the best, while for those who are responsible for this state of affairs in the country, who spread false patriotism, there will be no place for them in the manger of the state," said Vučinić.
He added that he must "mention the theft of state property, the worst consequence of which is the loss of jobs"...
"Montenegro is loved when we don't give it to anyone but future generations to protect it. Citizens, 30 years of the reign of terror have passed".
Vučinić added that he has no doubt that Krivokapić and his team "will work and succeed in getting Montenegro back on its feet."
Nikola Rakočević (DPS) said that he believes that this is "the first non-democratic government in the history of Montenegro".
"How does a mandate holder, before starting to form a government, sign an agreement confirming the key achievements of the previous government".
He added that "this government has an undemocratic character because it is not actually a product of the will of the citizens".
"We have 41 deputies in the majority who will not fulfill their political programs because they are not in the government".
He added that none of the 41 members of the government can escape responsibility.
"Because he cannot vote against this government. If this government is not efficient or effective, then none of the deputies who will vote can escape from political responsibility and the state of the country. If that government is successful, great, regardless of whether it may not be politically acceptable for us. answer. We doubt the ability and quality of the government," Rakočević said.
Maja Vukićević (DNP) said that DF never questioned the victory in the elections.
"We expect reforms to be implemented in the field of justice... we expect a fight against corruption, crime, solving numerous affairs... Whoever broke the law must face the consequences," stated Vukićević.
She stated that Montenegro was "devastated" after the rule of the DPS.
Ivan Mitrović (DPS) wished the convocation of the parliament "as short a mandate as possible"...
"There is no hiding behind anyone. Every deputy who votes for this government is the government of Montenegro. I feel sorry for my colleagues who had the desire to be part of the government, but will remain part of the parliament..."
He added that someone wants to avoid political responsibility and send a message to his voters that he is not the government.
Mitrović said that he and the majority of the public do not believe that Krivokapić and the proposed government guarantee the path of Montenegro, which was created by DPS.
Srđan Pavićević (Crno na bijelo) - said that he noticed with his colleagues on the right that there is a high-quality elaboration of the economic situation and status and the need to show some details in the exposition "so I wonder why they left us four billion in debt".
He also stated that it is a big mistake and omission that there are no minority representatives in the Government.
"Besides the minority representatives, colleagues from DPS are worried, this bothers them a lot and offends them, which is normal, as far as I remember, we didn't go to Dubrovnik as tourists, and when I remember the deportation of Muslims to Republika Srpska, we didn't just provide them with free transportation, either it's also something else... well, when I think of the unearthing of the springs near Bijelo Polje," Pavićević said.
Speaking about his colleagues from the parliamentary majority, Pavićević said that they behave "like people who come to complain that for 15, 20 or 30 years they have been suffering, suffering pain, and then when they find the strength to go to the doctor, they ask that everything be solved in two days"
"Difficult. The process of getting sick also requires the process of healing. Things after 30 years cannot be solved in three days, maybe not even in three months," Pavićević said.
He added that Black on White and CIVIS, "will be a support and benevolent corrective to the government".
Vesna Pavićević (DPS) said that the representative wrote in the exposé that he would advocate for the equality of citizens, but that "with this concept of the government, you denied yourself...".
"Explain to citizens why the Ministry of Tourism has not been singled out as a priority. In the exposé, not a single sentence is devoted to capital tourism projects," Pavićević said.
Danijela Đurović (SNP) stated that it is everyone's responsibility to make the country a stable environment in which to live a life worthy of a human being...
"Expectations are high from citizens and politicians... The structure of the government shows the intention of economy, but there remains a concern whether the full functionality of the government will be ensured. I personally think that tourism has been relegated to the Ministry of Economy, and that ecology has been included in one ministry where it will have to to fight with urbanism and spatial planning".
She asked to return benefits to mothers with three or more children.
Bogdan Fatić (DPS) assessed that a clear vision of the further progress of Montenegro cannot be discerned from the exposition.
"I believe that it would be fundamentally correct for the government to announce that it plans to continue the implementation of already started projects in the field of energy...", stated Fatić.
Jovanka Bogavac (PzP) said that she resents the president because he did not make enough efforts to ensure that the government is in accordance with the Constitution, composed of parties that won the elections.
"I would like to praise that gender equality was adequately applied, but the territorial and minority criteria should have been taken into account. We have nothing against any of the candidates, but they lack concrete experience for ministerial positions," Bogavac said.
Jelena Božović from the New Serbian Democracy said that the citizens of Beran were among the first to oppose the dictatorship, but that there is no one from that city in the government.
She expressed her hope that the new government will not behave like the previous one, which treated Berane as if it were in another country.
Božović said that the government does not reflect the electoral will of the citizens, and that they expect a number of things, including an end to discrimination against Serbs.
She also said that DPS should be destroyed.
Genci Nimanbegu (Albanian List) said that the future government has a great responsibility.
"Which was given to you by the people, and for this reason you should know that we, as members of parliament, have a great responsibility to fulfill their demands. This Assembly will be different from previous periods... The government will be such that it will not have a direct connection with the political parties".
He said that the goal of all democratization of Montenegro is...
He repeated the demands, which include, among other things, investments in the area where Albanians live in the amount of five percent of capital GDP, decentralization of power. asset recovery...
"Montenegro is a good neighbor with all the surrounding countries, a country that is in NATO, with all chapters open, but it also has numerous problems. You will have our support for not changing the country's external course, but for the future of Montenegro, we cannot see everything in black and white For the future of Montenegro, we need civil peace and true dialogue... I didn't read that in your exposition, but I didn't read the opposite either."
He said that in the exposé he read "only nice sentences that unfortunately do not deal with minority issues".
"Minority issues are important. I want to send a message to former coalition parties as well - don't shed crocodile tears that minority parties are not in the government, because if we were, who knows what kind of labels they would get," said Nimanbegu.
He said that "I wish Krivopkapić and his government all the best".
"Those who will support you do not support you. Those who will support you criticize you the most. I want us to be responsible in political statements, especially political leaders... Everyone needs the rule of law, especially minorities because we feel discriminated against and you have a responsibility to try to remove it," he said to Nimanbegu.
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