The audience discovers the culture ministry's collapses in car repair

The general audience has recorded some irregularities in the process of repairing vehicles for the Ministry of Culture of Youth and Sports.

In some cases it has been estimated that the price in the bill is higher than the cost of contracting. The billed price for engine oil has been 14.24 euros, while for the same job the contracted sum was 9 euros, news reports.net.

“In two cases the lucky price was higher than contracted. The billed price for engine oil was 14.24, while contracted $9, while the differential Seming, the billed price was 45.78, or almost double the contracted price of 25$”, the audit report said.

The burden of a car from the crash site to the service site, at a distance of 182km, has been billed at 480 euros, even though the location of the vehicle has not been known where and how far the transport has been made.

The bar of a car from the decay site to the service, at a distance of 182km, is estimated at $480. There's also no location known from where, and as far as the car is carrying”, the audience found.

Other irregularities, such as lack of persion signatures authorized in the case of car admissions, lack of names and other doubts, have been found.

Even the vehicles provided by EULEX were served without contract.

“in most cases, admission of service cars has not been done properly. In addition to having no accession commission, the signature of the person authorized in the case of accepted service cars is missing. In three (3) the lettering had only a signature, and the name of the official who made the admission is not understood, eight (8) of the inscription was from a “Office of the MKRS”, and a (1) accession sheet was never signed. In addition, vehicles provided as donations by EULEX were provided without contract. The value of their services was 5,670$”, released in the report.

The audience has also recorded cases of irregular spending, such as spending 410 thousand euros on six projects at the Albanological Institute.

“The cost of assets worth 410,000, which were earmarked for six9 projects of the Kosovo Archaeological Institute, had been in conflict with the legislation because: The staff that had worked on realisation of the projects was engaged without any specific recruiting procedure, while their contracts were signed after the completion of the works; and other project spending (expensive material; tools for jobs and other costs needed during the dig) were done without any procurement procedure, bypassing the public procurement law. ”

Furthermore, the Kosovo Archaeological Institute (IAK) and MKRS have compensated professional workers and field aid workers engaged in implementing the above-mentioned cultural heritage projects, worth 254,795, according to regulation No. 01-2009 for paying workers in the field, which has been abolished at the decision of Prime Minister”, the general audience has found. /Lajmi.net/