THE Michalis KatriniMP of PASOK Change and Head of the National Defense KTE, expresses his strong concern about the delay in implementing his commitments. Minister of National Defense, Nikos Dendiato the military. Through his recent announcement, Mr. Katrinis raises critical questions about the time of promises, pointing to her lack of legislation and clear design.
PASOK MP first referred to wage increases announced by Mr Dendias on March 28, claiming that they were resulting from “reforms” to the ministry. Mr. Katrinis emphasizes that these increases have not yet been givenas the necessary legislation has not been preceded. Correspondingly, he expresses his concern for and for Announced increases in monthly weapons allowanceswhich are also based on alleged “reforms” and await legislation.
‘Undesisal in equipment planning and real estate management’
Michalis Katrinis also pointed out the repetition of the Minister in long -term plans, such as 12 years of equipment planningthe operation of ELKAKthe ‘Achilles’ shield»And her merger. However, the Member highlights the lack of specific elementsstating that “no one knows who they are” the 137 camps announced that they were closing in November.
In addition, Mr. Katrinis raises questions about Transfer of immovable property of the Armed Forces in the newly established Funds (TATHA and FAED), where the minister has a direct role in administration. As he says, “no one knows exactly what real estate are”, while stressing that all relevant decisions are made “outside parliamentary process”, only by ministerial decisions.
Questions about the housing
Finally, PASOK MP expresses his concern about military housingarguing that the number of houses available ‘varies from announcement to announcement’, with no one specific and integrated plan. This, as he notes, is due to the fact that relative legislation is just in progress.
Michalis Katrinis concludes his announcement by calling on the Minister of National Defense not to “abolish common sense and the limits of the military’s tolerance”, calling for immediate and clear answers to the implementation of promises.