Prime Minister Ana Brnabic announced today that the government will shortly propose to the parliament to start amending the Constitution, since it received a letter from the Secretariat of the Venice Commission stating that they agree with the constitutional amendments made by the Ministry of Justice.
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Proposal to Parliament to amend Constitution soon
Belgrade,
25 October 2018
Brnabic at the House of the National Assembly of Serbia, where she responded to the questions of the deputies, pointed out that she is extremely proud of heading a government that has been conducting a public debate over constitutional changes and amendments for more than a year.
This is an example of a democratic society and democracy, and I believe that the Ministry of Justice has done a serious job, she said.
According to Brnabic, the ministry found a great way to balance the judiciary in Serbia more independently than it was before and that citizens and businesses have an effective judiciary.
If this Parliament accepts amendments to the Constitution, Serbia will be an example of a successful reform of the judiciary, the Prime Minister said.
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