FLASH
Shkruar nga Irena Beqiraj
When there is no official calculation of the benefits of a concert, let's play squash with the Prime Minister!
The Prime Minister, as always, when he gives away public money or state property without following the procedures imposed by law, invites us to play squash with millions of imaginary people: why so much?
He says: "While from this concert, in conditions artificially made difficult by the heartless, we count on no less than 100 million euros in income"!
So the Prime Minister claims that there are calculations, but such a measurement is not presented in the draft law of the normative act.
If a calculation of the final economic impact existed, it would be explained with figures in the Normative Act, starting with capacity data, the percentage of out-of-town visitors, and the economic multiplier.
If this measurement existed, it would be placed in relation to the Normative Act and as such would be considered an official figure, automatically becoming a target to be achieved.
While the report does not contain any calculation or quantitative assessment, not even a single figure, of the economic impact of this event, which was financed with public money through an extra-budgetary procedure, the Prime Minister declares it on Facebook.
As always, measurements of the economic impact of all projects financed or supported by money and public property without a competitive procedure are based on the now outdated approach of "if it doesn't exist, we'll make it up"!
Not only is 100 million euros not an official figure, but to the shame of the entire government, it is a poor, uneducated guess, made in a lack of knowledge.
I say in the absence of knowledge because concert economics shows that the profits from the largest concerts in stadiums with a capacity of more than 80,000 people have not exceeded $47 million.
Our Prime Minister's bombastic speculations without pen and paper have only one purpose: to cover up this government's repeated destructive behavior with public finances and public property. He refuses to accept that governance is a mandate not to act as desired without restrictions, but to make and execute decisions within approved procedures, as the only irreplaceable way to guarantee public benefit.
But the Imperial Prime Minister hates the laws, procedures, regulations, restrictions, transparency, and accountability they impose.
They annoy him so much that he goes so far as to declare a concert an emergency in order to extract 4.2 million euros from the budget in the absence of following normal procedures.
While around him, in the Prime Minister, in the Government, in the Assembly, there is no one left to say no, poor thing, he has become so reduced to responding to exhaustive, emotionless arguments like a drunk wedding partygoer!
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