This review aims to present the outcomes of the reforms in the field of fight against corruption and organised crime, attained through the implementation of the Revised Action Plan accompanying the Anti Corruption and Organised Crime Strategy, but also to demonstrate the performance of the National Commission for the Strategy implementation in suppressing such occurrences.
The Government of Montenegro adopted the Action Plan on 29 July 2010, initially envisaging 266 measures. A mere year later, on 21 July 2011, the Government adopted the Revised Action Plan, with additional 106 measures, which came into force on 01 July 2011.
The first part of the review aspires to show the degree to which measures from the Revised Action Plan have been implemented by the state authorities tasked with their implementation for the period between 01 July and 31 December 2011.
The second part gives an overview of all the initiatives MANS launched with the National Commission in 2010 and 2011, the actions taken as per the initiatives, and specific changes brought about by such initiatives.
The third and the last part refers to the implementation of the Resolution on Fight against Corruption and Organised Crime, adopted by the Parliament on 27 December 2007, as regards setting up the National Branch of Parliamentarians against Corruption, indicating that the legislative power has still not assumed its full role in anticorruption efforts.
