The situation in the company National Parks of Montenegro (NPCG) is worrisome in all aspects, the Board of Directors (BoD) assessed at the session.
The Board of Directors of NPCG held its first session on Monday, where conclusions were adopted on the state of the company.
The President of the Management Board, Nebojša Popović, presented the conclusions from the session for inspection, which, he said, he wants to inform the public about the alarming situation in the company.
"The Board of Directors notes that the members of that body, appointed by the Government, were deprived of the director and management of the company from providing relevant, accurate and credible information about the business of the company, which violated the Company's Statute, as well as the Rules of Procedure of the Board of Directors", the conclusions state. .
The director of the National Parks is Jelena Kljajević, an official of the Democratic People's Party, which is part of the Democratic Front.
The Board of Directors states that by preventing its members from performing the control function and monitoring of the company's work, the Government is thereby indirectly deprived of insight into the operations of the company it owns and which it founded.
"Additionally, by denying relevant and accurate information, the Supervisory Board is prevented from performing its basic function - to be the company's management body," the conclusions added.
The Board of Directors stated that the situation in NPCG is very worrying in all aspects, and that according to the draft financial plan for this year, it is foreseen that the company without state subsidies will achieve a business deficit in the amount of over one million euros, which represents one of the worst business results since the establishment of the company .
"The Board of Directors believes that the main reason for the company's poor business results this year is the unscrupulous and unprofessional management of the company's management, as well as the inadequate systematization of which the Rulebook on internal organization and systematization was adopted on March 26 of this year. The selection and structure of the management staff are particularly problematic," the conclusions state.
The Supervisory Board stated that, due to the obstruction of the company's management when it comes to obtaining relevant and accurate information, it is unable to assess the impact of the employment policy during this year on the company's costs and its financial position.
"The Board of Directors notes that, because of everything, it is necessary to hire an external auditor urgently in order to determine the true balance sheets of the company", the conclusions specify.
The Supervisory Board postponed the adoption of the financial plan for this year until the next session, when it is expected to receive relevant and precise data on the company's operations.
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