For 74 delegates in the House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2025, a total of 4,227,564 KM was paid from the budget.
These are incomes that include: wages, compensation for separate living, holiday pay, housing, transportation, per diems, commissions and other benefits.
From the total amount, 3,173,847 KM was paid to the delegates as salaries.
When it comes to severance pay, a total of 40,921 KM was paid, 21,772 KM to Ivan Odak (HDZ 1990) and 19,148 KM to Mladen Lonić (SDP).
In 2025, the House of Peoples of FBiH held a total of 10 regular sessions and one extraordinary session.
The first among the delegates in terms of income is Slađan Ilić (SDP), who in total, based on salary and other benefits, earned 79,565 KM.
He is followed by Mladen Lonić (SDP), who collected a total of 74,717 KM. After Lonić, the third highest paid delegate is Tomislav Martinović (HDZ), who received 73,932 KM.
The fourth is Tomislav Mandić (HDZ), who was paid 73,418 KM, followed by Milan Ševo (HDZ), who received 71,318 KM.
Among the 10 highest paid is Svetlana Kamenjaš (HDZ), who was paid 70,979 KM in 2025. Ivica Pavković (HDZ) was paid 69,713 KM. Hikmet Hodžić (SDA) received 69,630 KM.
Ivan Odak (HDZ) collected 69,275 KM, and Halil Selimbašić (SDP) 69,100 KM.
Other delegates earned slightly less. Thus, Aida Obuća (SDA) earned 53,315 KM, Haris Zahiragić (SDA) collected 48,745 KM, Aljoš Čampara (NiP) 62,144 KM and Vildan Bešlija (Naša stranka) 59,774 KM.
The lowest amount of 11,809 KM went to the independent delegate Žarko Vujović, writes Zenit.
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