Montenegrin MPs have received a net salary of €115,382 in total, whereas the average November earnings amounted to €1,460, the calculations reveal.
79 out of 81 MPs earned their salaries in November. The opposition MPs, 39 of them, received €56,430 in total, i.e. €1,447 on average. The opposition has been boycotting the parliament and some of them are to end their boycott this month.
MPs
Montenegrin parliament speaker, Ivan Brajovic, earns the highest salary, amounting to €1,899. The next in line is DPS MP Branko Cavor (€1,824), followed by DF MP Branko Radulovic (€1,811).
Miodrag Vukovic of DPS earns €1,785, Marija Catovic, DPS, €1.762, Predrag Bulatovic, DF, €1.759, Jovanka Lalicic, DPS, €1.749 and Obrad Stanisic, DPS, €1.745.
DF MP Marina Jocic receives €1.732, whereas Parliament vice-president Branimir Gvozdenovic earns €1.728.
Miodrag Lekić of DEMOS and Milorad Vuletic of DPS have earned €1.719, and SD MP Mico Orlandic has received €1.710.
The salary of Filip Vukovic of DPS amounts to €1.696 and DF MP Ljiljana Djuraskovic has received €1,683. SDP leader Ranko Krivokapic and DPS MP Petar Ivanovic receive salary of €1,680, whereas Dzavid Sabotic of SDP, Branka Tanasijevic of DPS and Ana Nikolic of DPS earn €1,670.
Nebojisa Medojevic, one of the Democrtaic Front leaders, earns the highest salary, amounting to €1,601, followed by Andrija Mandic (€1,574) and Milan Knezevic (€1,423).
The United Montenegro leader Goran Danilovic receives a salary of €1,502, the Liberal Party leader Andrija Popovic (€1,591), the Democrats leader Aleksa Becic (€1,397) and the URA leader Dritan Abazovic (€1,394). SDP MP Draginja Vuksanovic receives the lowest salary, amounting to €256.
Former MPs lost their right to salary
Most former MPs have lost their right to salary as more than a year has passed since the termination of their office. In November, 26 former MPs earned €19,155 in total, i.e. €736 on average.
