The parliamentary commissions approved without a single vote against the draft budget, article by article and in its entirety, which is now awaiting passage to the plenary session.
The Economy Commission also accepted the requests of 19 institutions for increased funds, mainly for justice institutions, but also in terms of cyber security.
"In the first place, the capital expenses of the Supreme Judicial Council should be increased by 133 million lek, in the judicial budget program. In the High Council of Prosecution, current expenses for goods and services are added with 5 million ALL, to accommodate all the needs of the institutions."
BLERINA GJYLAMETI - DEPUTY OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY
Even the 3 draft laws of the fiscal package received the green light in the commissions, while the postponement of the draft law on the amendment of the law on "National Taxes" was decided.
The Commission accepted the request of the companies of the cement, steel and ferro-chrome industry sector to postpone the deadline to increase the carbon tax on coal.
" We have discussed and accepted the argument that more time can be given to companies to take measures to use alternative sources. "
ERVIN METE - MINISTER OF FINANCE
" It is a very big pollution. I think that the time it has been put in disposition for two years short of 2026 is too long for the purpose that we have to hit the carbon effect to recover. "
ERION BRAÇE - DEPUT OF SP
The amendments made by the official Democratic Party were all defeated in the final vote article by article.
Requests for additional funds and employees amount to ALL 1.1 billion. After approval in the committees, the 2024 draft budget will be voted on by the Parliament on December 7. (A2 Televizion)
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