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Bill on protection of whistleblowers adopted
Belgrade,
2 October 2014
The Serbian government adopted at today's session the Bill on the protection of whistleblowers, which envisages providing full protection for persons who report suspicions of corruption.
The protection of whistleblowers safeguards the public interest, and the proposed law eliminates the possibility that whistleblowers suffer adverse consequences and provides them with proper legal security.
The government also approved the State programme of reconstruction of power facilities for the distribution of electricity damaged during the floods.
The government adopted the Bill on the protection and use of fish fund and the Bill on ratification of the Agreement between the Serbian government and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on cooperation in the field of tourism.
The government adopted the Bill on the protection and use of fish fund and the Bill on ratification of the Agreement between the Serbian government and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on cooperation in the field of tourism.
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