The Chairman of the Supreme State Audit, Bujar Leskaj, asked the
Parliament to establish a special commission to investigate the
administration of CEZ while it was owned by the Czech company.
“We want to establish an ad hoc and independent commission, with experts and technicians who would value with details the damage done under the direction of the Czech Company. They would give a chance to the Distribution Operator to recover, by giving the proper personal and institutional responsibilities to those who caused this situation”, Leskaj declared.
Bujar Leskaj reiterated that the agreement with CEZ caused a 479 million EUR damage to the citizens. He said he will bring the arguments too, when the Parliament will approve the request for his hearing.
The Minister of Finances said that the budget of 2014 marked a record-breaking growth of the revenues.
“The revenues that were consolidated in 2014 reached 366.7 billion ALL, with an annual growth of 12.1% compared to the ending of the year 2013. The total revenues reached 24.2% of the GDP, the highest value ever, excluding 2008”, Cani declared.
But the opposition said the main reason for having higher revenues is because of higher taxes, which, according to them, are plunging the economy.
The budget of the past year concluded with 438.9 billion ALL of spending. The deficit is about 5.8% of the GDP.
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