Minister D. Kreivys returned all parliamentary funds acquired from 2021

Minister’s adviser Vita Ramanauskaitė knowledgeable BNS that “all receipts from the start of 2021 plus the earlier stability – a complete of 18 thousand” have been returned to the Seimas Chancellery account. 446.24 euros”.

Within the experiences revealed by the Ethics and Procedures Fee of the Seimas, for the reason that starting of 2021, D. Kreivys has spent 19 thousand 451 euros of parliamentary funds.

Andrius Tapinas, the initiator of the “Skaidrinam” marketing campaign, was the primary to announce this on Fb.

“I simply acquired a message from the advisor to the Minister of Power, Dainius Kreivis, that in the present day the minister returned to the Seimas Chancellery all of the funds acquired from 2021 for parliamentary actions. The adviser additionally drew consideration to the truth that Dainius Kreivys doesn’t obtain a wage as a member of the Seimas whereas holding two positions,” he wrote.

A. Tapinas continues the investigation into the funds of municipal politicians to “Skaidrina” began final 12 months by analyzing the usage of parliamentary funds allotted to members of the Seimas.

D. Kreivys commented on Fb that the usage of parliamentary funds for twelve-year-old automobile insurance coverage raised questions for the authors of the examine. He mentioned that following changing into a minister, he doesn’t obtain a parliamentarian’s wage, however he has an official automobile.

“To be able to keep away from hypothesis within the public house concerning the expediency of utilizing these and different funds, I returned to the Seimas account all of the funds for parliamentary actions for the interval from changing into a minister till in the present day: from subscription payments to communication and IT instruments,” the minister wrote.

BNS was unable to contact D. Kreivus himself.

For the reason that starting of 2021, D. Kreivys has spent 19 thousand. 451 euros of parliamentary funds.

Members of the Seimas are allotted a month-to-month quantity of 0.8 of the common month-to-month wage for bills associated to their parliamentary actions: lease of an workplace, laptop tools, communication companies, transport prices, automobile operation, souvenirs, companies of public data producers and the like.