In the name of the Motherland, candidates for Glavchev’s deputies are ready to become premieres and
Applicants for Vice-Presidents of the Court of Auditors are ready to enter the shoes of a prime minister, if necessary. The position they have requested is that the posts they are applying for are on the list of senior civil servants, among which the president can elect a prime minister. According to the plan, their applications will be considered and voted in plenary next week.
The nominees for the two deputy presidential places in the Court of Auditors are Margarita Nikolova, a former MP of Ataka, a former financial officer at the Ministry of Youth and Sports and former Financial Officer of the Bulgarian National Television, and Silvia Kudreva, a member of the Anti-Corruption Commission, and the two no.
The choice of two new deputies is for the Goritsa Grancharova places – Kozhareva and Toshko Todorov, who have expired mandates.
In my work, I have proven that society, their homeland are first. I will not run away from responsibility, no matter how heavy. We must contribute to the development of the country.
Sylvia Kudreva. Candidate for Vice-President of the Court
The candidate for the other position took a slightly more moderate position.
I live with little hope to pass me, but I am ready to fulfill all the commitments that are drawn up in the constitution.
Margarita Nikolova. Candidate for Vice-President of the Court
Glavchev nominated a frame of the anti-corruption committee and former Attack MP for Vice-Presidents of the Court of Auditors
For the Court of Auditors’ work
In her presentation, Kudreva stressed that in her work at the institution, she would like to strengthen her ties with international audit institutions and believe her experience in the anti -corruption committee would help to consolidate the links between the two units. Asked by the MP from Democratic Bulgaria, Martin Dimitrov for the institutions to be objectively audited, she replied that the institution should be based on established risks and areas painful to the public.
Nikolova, for her part, stressed that in the work of the Court of Auditors it is necessary to introduce new modern technologies and new methodologies for evaluating public spending.
From the Court of Auditors in the Auditor Commission
And the current Vice -President of the Court of Auditors Toshko Todorov was heard for a new position – Chairman of the Commission for Public Supervision of the Registered Auditors. His biography includes experience at the National Revenue Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance. He graduated from the Academy of Economics in Svishtov.
