General Director of Radio Television of Montenegro (RTCG) Boris Raonic last year he earned 3.512 euros per month.
According to the annual report on income and assets, Raonic received a one-time payment of around 114 euros in July of last year, and has 10.000 euros in cash.
In the property record, which Raonic submitted to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (ASK), it is written that he is the owner of two motor vehicles - Hyundai Tucson from 2016 and Chevrolet Cruze from 2010, which he bought.
Raonic owns an apartment of 48 square meters, and his wife Milena Raonic she is the owner of a 30 square meter apartment.
President of the RTCG Council Veselin Drljević he earned 1.335,53 euros per month. He received an additional 692,85 euros per month in the company Budvanska Riviera, 373 as a project coordinator in the non-governmental organization Association of Sports Journalists, and 316,87 in the non-governmental organization "Identitet", as a project assistant. As an associate in the Civic Alliance, he received 61,67 euros in January of last year. His wife Ivanka Drljević last year she earned 450 euros per month, son Bojan 430, while son Aleksandar earned 3.000 euros each from freelancing during four months.
Drljević is the owner of a house of about one hundred square meters, a storage room and a storage room, a business space of 64 square meters that he bought and inherited land, while his wife is the owner of a family apartment of 72 square meters and an inherited house and other real estate. Drljevici have three vehicles - "Mercedes" from 2008, "Volkswagen" from 2006 and "Citroen C4" from 2012.
Member of the Council Marijana Camović Veličković last year, based on that function, she received an average of 666 euros. During ten months, she received between 895 and 3.000 euros from her research work at the Media Syndicate. Camović Veličković earned 58.500 euros from the sale of real estate, which she previously reported in a separate report. Her husband Dejan Veličković's salary was 450 euros. Veličković Camović is the owner of a Toyota Yaris motor vehicle from 2008, and her husband owns an apartment of 74 square meters.
Member of the Council Milica Špajak she earned around 630 to 702 euros per month. In the property record submitted to ASK, it is written that she earned about 8.140 euros from her regular job for the year, but did not provide insight into her bank accounts.
Member of the Council Naod Zoric he received from 613 to 702 euros. He reported that he earned 450 euros as compensation for the artwork, while he received 800 euros for co-financing the exhibition from the Ministry of Culture and Media last July.
He is the owner of family buildings of 126 and 40 square meters, barren land and a meadow that he bought, and he also owns a house, yard, pasture, meadow and orchards that he received as a gift. He reported that he is the owner of the vehicle "Dacia Duster" from 2013.
Member of the Council Predrag Marsenić he received between 630 and 720 euros, while he earned an average of 1.653 euros per month from his regular job at the Montenegrin Olympic Committee. She is the owner of a 2006 Volkswagen Passat, and she owns several inherited houses. There are about 3.562 in the current account.
Marsenić, Zorić and Drljević gave their consent to ASK to inspect the accounts, while Raonic and Camović Veličković did not.
90 apartments for RTCG employees
Raonic and the Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic yesterday they laid the foundation stone for the construction of a building for employees of the Public Service. Abazović said that the fact that 90 apartments will be divided shows the preservation of the social component in the collective RTCG.
"If we add to that that there will soon be an increase in salaries in the Public Service, we prove that the state cares for everyone," Abazović announced.
Raonic said that the building will be completed in 14 months and that there will be 90 apartments in it. He explained that the basic condition for applying for an apartment is that the employee has not resolved the housing issue.
"All other conditions will be defined by the rulebook," he said.
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