DPS deputy Duško Marković reported to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption that last year he had a monthly income of 2.870 euros. In addition to the 1.900 MP salary, Marković received an additional 970 euros from the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund.
When it comes to real estate, Marković became the owner of a house of 103 square meters, an auxiliary building of 32 square meters and a garage of 27 square meters, and he also inherited a quarter of the house of 72 square meters. In addition, he is a co-owner of a large plot of land.
The MP has eight weapons, and since last year he is also the owner of a new Volvo. He reported the car to the Agency in mid-August with a card dealing with an increase in assets. Based on the documentation MANS received under the Law on Free Access to Information, "Vijesti" announced that the former prime minister's "Volvo" cost 42.000 euros. He had about 3.500 euros in his accounts at the end of the year.
Democrat MP Vladimir Martinović earned over 1.550 per month, of which 126 euros as a councilor in the Kolašin Municipality Assembly, and the rest was the MP's salary. Three parliamentary variables brought him another 730 euros, and 1.000 euros for membership in the Project Management Committee.
He is the owner of a house under construction of 229, a house of 90, an auxiliary building of 80 and an apartment of 71 square meters, and in addition to a large plot of land. Martinović stated "inheritance" in the property register as the basis for acquiring the aforementioned property.
He reported to the agency that he inherited two weapons. Since the middle of last year, he has been paying back 11.300 consumer loans in installments of 310 euros.
SDP MP Raško Konjević had 2021 in his accounts at the end of 52.000, which is 21.500 euros more than the year before.
In addition to the parliamentary salary of less than 1.550, Konjević received another 315 euros from the Assembly for most of the year. In the name of dividends from Telekom, he earned 250 euros. Konjević is owed 92.500 by various institutions, which he pays back in installments of 120 to 268 euros.
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