The second quarterly report was prepared for monitoring the implementation of the recommendations prepared by Transparency International Macedonia for public institutions to overcome the risks of corruption in these areas.
The research showed that the interest of the institutions in meeting the recommendations is still at a low level, but that there is an increased activity of the local and executive authorities in order to implement the recommendations.
It is pointed out that the large discretionary powers of the local government, the lack of well-formulated legal provisions, the conflict of the legal provisions as well as the different interpretation of the legal norms on the one hand, but also the frequent changes of the laws on the other hand create the risk of increasing corruption.
