Stranica 52, postavljenog dokumenta....
17. On the expenditure side:
• The State government has already adopted restrictive measures and will further
reduce: spending on wages, meal and vacation allowances, and on good and
services to achieve a total expenditure reduction of KM 40 million (0.2 percent of
GDP). Similar measures will lead to expenditure savings of KM 10 million in the
Brcko District.
• In the Federation, the government has passed a restrictive budget for 2009 and has
demonstrated restraint in spending, at all levels of government and across all types
of expenditures, already in the first quarter of the year. We have also prepared an
Intervention Law, to be adopted by the Federation Government by end-May 2009,
mandating savings on wages, allowances, transfers and other current expenditures
for the duration of the program, and until new legislation reforming spending in
these categories is designed and adopted. The Intervention law sets a 10 percent
cut compared to the level in December 2008 of the following expenditures: wages
of all budget users; transfers to civil and war invalids, and medal holders; transfers
for favorable military pensions; transfers to civil victims of war; and all remaining
current expenditures.
In addition, the Law introduces a ceiling of 1 percent of the average wage on meal
allowances; lowers the vacation allowance to 50 percent of the average wage from
75 percent of the individual wage; and suspends the allowances for participation
in commissions, overtime work and contractual services. Moreover, savings are
envisaged by the cantons, social funds and municipalities. The expected total
savings amount to KM 414 million (1.7 percent of GDP) in the Federation.
In the RS, the central government will reduce spending on: (i) employee
compensation, by reducing the salaries of the highest paid civil servants by
10 percent, lowering the daily allowance for business trips, unifying the rulebook
on compensations, and adopting a hiring freeze for the entire year; (ii) veteran and
disability benefits, by streamlining eligibility criteria and improving targeting; and
(iii) current as well as nonproductive capital spending. The expected savings
amount to KM 66 million (0.3 percent of GDP).
RS municipalities and extra budgetary funds will also contribute to the adjustment
through savings on wages, pensions and other current spending. Expenditure cuts
in the municipalities will amount to KM 25 million, and in the health funds to
KM 30 million (entirely on wages). In the municipalities, a wage law will be
adopted. Finally, through our ongoing ambitious and comprehensive reform of the
PAYG pension system, we will be able to save about KM 25 million thanks to the
introduction of parametric changes redefining early retirement requirements and
introducing a change in the indexation in line with the Swiss model.....
Meni nije baš jasno kako to da vlada FBiH uštedi 415 miliona KM, a RS 66 milona....
???
I ko kaže da iko utiče u čemu će se vozati službenici te države, čak šta više poenta je u životu u skladu sa mogućnostima....
Ako je u FBiH prosječna plata 5000 EUR (godišnja), i ministre voze u Audijima od 40.000 Eura,
a u Njemačkoj u dalekoj 2005 - 17,069 EUR (Godišnja)
http://www.worldsalaries.org/germany.shtml
Njemački ministre voze u
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_state_car#Germany
"All officials under personal protection from the Bundeskriminalamt (BKA), Germany's equivalent to U.S. Secret Service protection, use transportation from the BKA pool of armoured cars and BKA driving staff. The car pool includes armored limousines from all German car manufacturers, usually high-end models such as the Audi A8, Volkswagen Phaeton, BMW 7 Series and Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
Recimo - Čika Dodo je sa privatnim avionom u rangu sa humanosti lidera Kralja Swazilanda, ali ipak po pitanju nabavke privatnog aviona Kralj Svazilenda je popustio pred kritikama i navodno nije nabavio isti:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... swaziland/
His personal wealth is estimated at between $100m and $200m, while the lion's share of Swaziland's 1.4m people live below the poverty line.
Swaziland is kept afloat by more than £14 million of international aid. Yet last year, the king spent almost £9 million on palaces, parties and cars. His 36th birthday party, which was celebrated in the national stadium with 10,000 guests, cost £330,000.
Gordon Brown, the British Chancellor, has proposed the doubling of international aid for Africa and the cancellation of the continent's debts. If this happens, Swaziland would gain about £38 million.
In 2002 King Mswati tried to spend £25 million on a private jet but was forced to back down because of outrage among his people and protests from aid donors.
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Zašto moraju biti voženi u vozilima od 200.000 KM kada dolaze iz države u kojoj je prosječna plata 400 Eura ?
Kakvi avioni ?
Kakvi hoteli sa 5 zvjezdica ?
a prosječna plata 400 Eura (mjesečna) ?
Mi smo po svim statistikama zreli da nam službeno vozilo bude Rikša !
