Prime Minister Milojko Spajić will answer questions from MPs today, at a special session of the Parliament dedicated to the Prime Minister's Hour.
The special session of the Assembly is scheduled for 12 noon and you can watch it live on TV Vijesti.
Like the others, this prime minister's hour was not without its setbacks. Sessions dedicated to the prime minister's hour were postponed either due to the prime minister's commitments or because the opposition prevented them from taking place.
At today's session, opposition MPs, who were suspended by decision of Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandić, will not be allowed to ask questions to the Prime Minister and ministers.
MPs asked 30 questions to members of Milojko Spajić's government, but due to the sentence imposed, those who have the right to ask questions will do so more than once.
They will do this in order to ask questions of their colleagues who will not be allowed to do so.
The most questions, three, were asked by Social Democrat MP Boris Mugoša.
Prime Minister Spajić asks about the economic situation in the country and the standard of living of citizens, Minister of Public Administration Maraš Dukaj about the dissenting opinion at the Government session when adopting amendments to the Law on Civil Servants and Employees. For Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Development of the North Damjan Ćulafić, he has a question about the Regional Water Supply System.
MPs from the Democratic Party of Socialists Nikola Milović and Nikola Rakočević asked the government representatives a total of three questions.
Milović asks the Prime Minister whether his Government's way of managing the economy is leading Montenegro directly into a state of social inequality and the collapse of public finances.
Rakočević asked questions to Economic Development Minister Niko Đeljošaj and Tourism Minister Simonida Kordić. Đeljošaj asked about foreign direct investment, and Kordić about the situation in tourism.
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