Calls for politicians to illegal business are dangerous

The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (CCP) gave a draft action plan for public hearing, which is supposed to enable the realization in March this year accepted resolution on corruption prevention. The document defines 89 measures to improve the situation in the field of corruption prevention by 2030. The draft action plan, which has been involved in the preparation of more than 120 stakeholders, will be in public hearing for a week, and then the panel of the commission is expected to be adopted by the end of this month.

CCP President Robert Šumi He stressed that the most important thing is how the plan would come into practice. « If we successfully implement the measures set, we can take important steps to strengthen integrity, responsibility and transparency, and thus more successful prevent corruption, » he said.

Pigeon for illegal lobbying

At the same time, Šumi expressed concern over the statements of politicians who, so to speak to illegal acts and breach of anti -corruption legislation. POP TV has published Prime Minister’s statements last week Robert Golob from hosting a club of Slovenian entrepreneurs, where the prime minister said he would pass the public procurement rules to someone without a project if he connected smart people, since no one would know this in two years. He also urged entrepreneurs to make a joint project past public procurement.

“I recommend that you do to combine all the forces and artificial intelligence you have. You get past once, we will lobby illegally. You will be all part of corruption, but I’m sure we will do something good, « said Golob.

Noises are not only unacceptable, but dangerous, but dangerous: “We are sad to follow the public responses of leading politicians, such as the public appearance of the Prime Minister last week, who address the unlawfulness and detours of legislation and, indirectly, directly and indirectly mocked the part of the commission, are not only unacceptable. enhancement of integrity, responsibility and transparency. « 

Measures for less corruption

Deputy Chairman of the Commission Tina Divjak presented some key action plan measures. Among other things, they include the education of young and civil servants, the greater transparency of the appointment of candidates and their competencies in appointment to the bodies of the management bodies of municipalities and the state, more attention in pre -orders in public procurement, the adoption of the law for large infrastructure projects, greater transparency in the management of real property, and measures to enforce new practice in providing internal controls of the individual organization.