Anti-Corruption Council of the Government of Serbia

It found that the sale of the „Jaroslav Černi“ Institute to Milenijum tim was unlawful and must be annulled, and the Ministry of Economy refused to give it the valuation on which the price was based. It also estimated that state institutions and companies spent at least €840 million on marketing in 2011–2014, while Telekom and Srbijagas refused to provide it with data. None of this has been investigated.

Affairs

• EXPO 2027 – a special law and contracts without public procurement: In a report, it found that the special law carries a risk of corruption and recommended that new buildings operate only with an occupancy permit
• Sale of the “Jaroslav Černi” Institute to Milenijum tim: It found the sale unlawful and recommended annulling it, a conflict-of-interest check and a review by prosecutors
• REM, RTS and state money for the media: It estimated that institutions spent at least €840 million on marketing from 2011 to 2014; Telekom and Srbijagas did not provide data

People

• Miroslav Milićević: vice-president of the Anti-Corruption Council
• Miroslav Milićević: president of the Anti-Corruption Council