PM: Crisis to be overcome, but not at citizens' expense
Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dačić said Monday that the purpose of economic measures is to find a way out of the crisis, but not at the citizens' expense.
The prime minister said talks on economic issues will continue with other representatives of the ruling coalition, the Fiscal Council, the Economic Recovery Council, the Social Economic Council, and others. - B92
Too much - maybe the government can start with eliminating some of these Councils? And you can be sure there are Councils for every aspect of the Serbian State. There are something like 250 members of parliament alone, not to mention that each one of these has advisors, and secretaries, and on, and on. Start with streamlining the government first, Ivica. No more cushy jobs for friends of your party, and their friends friends, and relatives, and on, and on. Although I understand that that is a difficult concept to comprehend for a Milosevic trained socialist.
The prime minister said talks on economic issues will continue with other representatives of the ruling coalition, the Fiscal Council, the Economic Recovery Council, the Social Economic Council, and others. - B92
Too much - maybe the government can start with eliminating some of these Councils? And you can be sure there are Councils for every aspect of the Serbian State. There are something like 250 members of parliament alone, not to mention that each one of these has advisors, and secretaries, and on, and on. Start with streamlining the government first, Ivica. No more cushy jobs for friends of your party, and their friends friends, and relatives, and on, and on. Although I understand that that is a difficult concept to comprehend for a Milosevic trained socialist.
The prime minister said talks on economic issues will continue with other representatives of the ruling coalition, the Fiscal Council, the Economic Recovery Council, the Social Economic Council, and others. - B92
Too much - maybe the government can start with eliminating some of these Councils? And you can be sure there are Councils for every aspect of the Serbian State. There are something like 250 members of parliament alone, not to mention that each one of these has advisors, and secretaries, and on, and on. Start with streamlining the government first, Ivica. No more cushy jobs for friends of your party, and their friends friends, and relatives, and on, and on. Although I understand that that is a difficult concept to comprehend for a Milosevic trained socialist.
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