During the discussion on the report on the audit of political parties and independent representatives for 2014, Prgomet – who entered the Parliament from the Most list and later founded Hrid – reminded the ‘Most members’ of their promises regarding the implementation of reforms.
Former member of Most and now leader of Hrid, Drago Prgomet, on Thursday accused Most in Parliament of abandoning the reforms it announced at lightning speed and without explanation. Of course, Most did not remain silent, indirectly suggesting to him that it is not good to enter Parliament from one list and later establish a party that will receive budget funds for the mandates won in elections.
As the media reports, during the discussion on the report on the audit of political parties and independent representatives for 2014, Prgomet reminded them of their promises regarding the implementation of reforms, accusing them of having abandoned them.
– Without reforms, there is no social or economic recovery. Reforms are being abandoned at lightning speed, and the explanations sound like they are from a joke, Prgomet stated.
Miro Bulj from Most then commented on the legislative framework for the allocation of funds to political parties after elections, emphasizing that “it is not good to enter from one list and later establish a party, so the funds go to another party.”
– This means that I, as an individual, entered from the Most list. Regardless of the fact that I am not a member of Most, I could now register my own list and take the funds that belong to the political party from which I entered, Bulj said.
