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Government to discuss Bill on constitutional law at extraordinary session
Belgrade,
8 November 2006
Director of the government's Office of Media Relations Srdjan Djuric said that the government will discuss the Bill on constitutional law at an extraordinary session scheduled for today at 10 am.
Djuric said it is expected that the Bill will be passed as it represents a middle course and compromise solution of the positions advocated by parliamentary parties.
According to Djuric, the government will forward the Bill to parliament so that it can be on parliament's agenda as soon as tomorrow.
The government expects all parties to vote for the proposal since it is a compromise solution, added Djuric.
According to Djuric, the government will forward the Bill to parliament so that it can be on parliament's agenda as soon as tomorrow.
The government expects all parties to vote for the proposal since it is a compromise solution, added Djuric.
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