Members of the Serbian parliament adopted today, among other documents, the Law on Financing Political Activities, the Law on Parents-Caregivers and Caregivers, the Law on Weapons and Ammunition, and amendments and supplements to the Criminal Code.
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Serbian parliament adopts all 18 agenda items
Belgrade,
10 July 2026
The Serbian parliament passed by majority vote the Authentic Interpretation of the Provision of Article 18, Item 4 of the Law on Electronic Media, as well as the Authentic Interpretation of the Provision of Article 231a, Paragraph 12, Item 2 of the Law on Air Transport.
Serbian MPs also adopted the List of Candidates for the Election of the President of the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Communications and Postal Services, as well as the List of Candidates for the Election of Members of the Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Communications and Postal Services.
By adopting all 18 items on the agenda, the Serbian parliament concluded its Eighth Extraordinary Session.
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