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Government adopts several decrees, decisions
Belgrade,
26 January 2006
The Serbian government at today's session adopted a Decree on disciplinary responsibility in the Serbian Ministry of Interior, a Decree on principles concerning internal organisation of the Serbian Ministry of Interior and a Decree on drafting personnel plan in state organs.
At the session, the government decided on fees for issuing copies of documents containing information of public importance.
The government also passed a Decree on fees for water usage, water protection and material extraction from watercourses for the year 2006.
Other documents passed at today's session were a Decree on using financial assistance for non-commercial farms in 2006 and a Strategy of integral administration of the border with Republika Srpska.
The government determined the fees for veterinary-sanitary examination of parcels in international traffic.
The government passed a Decision to temporarily increase excise duties on all types of petrol and diesel fuel by 0.6 dinars per litre.
The year 2006 was proclaimed the year of Nikola Tesla.
The government approved an initiative for launching a privatisation process of the Prijepolje based public information company Polimlje. It also approved a Decision on turning the two social companies – Prvi Partizan Uzice and Milan Blagojevic-namenska Lucani, into joint-stock companies.
A Scheme for distribution and usage of financial resources assigned to cultural programmes and projects was also passed at today's session.
The government also adopted a Report on realisation of the programme of distribution and usage of funds for supporting loans in the economy sector through the Serbian Development Fund in 2005.
At today's session, the government also issued guarantees to the Bosnia-Herzegovina Court for Mirko Sarovic.
The government also passed a Decree on fees for water usage, water protection and material extraction from watercourses for the year 2006.
Other documents passed at today's session were a Decree on using financial assistance for non-commercial farms in 2006 and a Strategy of integral administration of the border with Republika Srpska.
The government determined the fees for veterinary-sanitary examination of parcels in international traffic.
The government passed a Decision to temporarily increase excise duties on all types of petrol and diesel fuel by 0.6 dinars per litre.
The year 2006 was proclaimed the year of Nikola Tesla.
The government approved an initiative for launching a privatisation process of the Prijepolje based public information company Polimlje. It also approved a Decision on turning the two social companies – Prvi Partizan Uzice and Milan Blagojevic-namenska Lucani, into joint-stock companies.
A Scheme for distribution and usage of financial resources assigned to cultural programmes and projects was also passed at today's session.
The government also adopted a Report on realisation of the programme of distribution and usage of funds for supporting loans in the economy sector through the Serbian Development Fund in 2005.
At today's session, the government also issued guarantees to the Bosnia-Herzegovina Court for Mirko Sarovic.
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