12 minutes agoKrasniqi: The budget for economic recovery has nearly been spent
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Deputy Finance Minister Agim Krasniqi has called on him to pass the Economic Recovery Bill. He has said the budget for economic recovery is nearly spent and that the draft law should be passed in the Assembly to open opportunities for additional funds. When you see the 365 million economic recovery package. One hundred and sixty-seven million euros [...]
When you see the 365 million economic recovery package. It's already spent 136-137m euros on the emergency package and it's not finished, it's still the part of the complaints. Fivem euros have been earmarked for education to create opportunities for the start of the school year. Tenm euros have been earmarked for municipalities to compensate for the expenses they had. And so is that 87m euros yesterday for this economic recovery programme. All that has been possible has been done, not risking banking balance and parameters. We can say that we've taken advantage of all opportunities to help the private sector, we've even entered a little bit of a bank balance, with the assumption that this year's 50 million euros from the European Commission are safe from “, Krasniqi said on the “Express” “All the funds ahead for the recovery programme were spent”.
Krasniqi has said that losses in the economy as a result of the pandemic are greater than originally thought.
“We have about 300m euros less coming in now, we have three months from”, he added.
He has added that legal changes must be made to access additional funds, and that is possible only with the adoption of the Emergency Pack Bill.
To approve that law, since it allows the absorption of the means needed for the economic recovery programme, it also allows the Trust section”, Krasniqi added, saying the bill would slow down the economic downturn.
He has said it is good to pass the first-read law, then to sit down parliamentary groups and talk about possible administrations. As for the withdrawal of 10 percent of the tools from the Trust, Krasniqi has said he was initially considered to restore them, but it has been seen to create greater inequality.
We didn't like this idea, and that's what we got out of that piece of tool remand. There are two basic reasons, the first inequity to be placed on brain contributors. I might be able to pull out 100 euros and recover that much. And another 5,000 euros. And then be repaid just as much with our common taxes, including those in the Trust as 100 euros. Double inequality” is created, Krasniqi added.
He has also added that the possibility of increasing incomes for social and pension schemes should be revised.
Krasniqi has also talked about the possibility of influence in the event of a new closure of the country in winter because of pandemic.
These additional extensions are being given for health, police, additional extensions taking place. They're raising the pay bill, the bill of flow spending. We have planned to adjust much of this fat to regulations that the law gives in the last quarter. I'm hoping there's no closure, and they're all saying so. If there is, all budgetary elements should be fully revised in order to provide extra funds. That's the scenario that put us back together to review the work of the banking balance deficit and increase the borrowing limit. We need to understand our borrowing is limited, no matter how much funds are waiting for us at the door, we dare not go into public debt more than we have by law. We need to be careful. We must be careful to talk about real numbers, numbers, and our situation. We cannot design something that is above the possibilities of actual legislation we have. We always care to maintain stability. When we talk, if the situation gets worse, we all have to understand, we have to look at all positions in the public sector. I'm all saying it because it might be time to review the salaries. Not that we're at that point. But the deterioration, closing up again because of the pandemic, should be looked at everything”, Krasniqi said.
