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Serbian parliament adopts constitutional bill for implementation of Serbian Constitution
Belgrade,
10 November 2006
Serbian parliament adopted, early this morning, the constitutional bill for implementation of Serbian Constitution with a two thirds majority; of the 235 members of parliament present 210 voted in favour of adopting the constitutional bill and 22 members voted against it.
Author:
Tanjug
The constitutional bill was adopted two hours after midnight, following a seven hours long debate in Serbian parliament, as the second special session continued.
Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Zoran Loncar said at the end of the debate, on behalf of the Serbian government which proposed the bill, that the adoption of the constitutional bill allows implementation of the Constitution, which opens the doors to the future for Serbia.
We will build that future together after the cycle of elections which await us, said Loncar after the constitutional bill was proclaimed.
Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Zoran Loncar said at the end of the debate, on behalf of the Serbian government which proposed the bill, that the adoption of the constitutional bill allows implementation of the Constitution, which opens the doors to the future for Serbia.
We will build that future together after the cycle of elections which await us, said Loncar after the constitutional bill was proclaimed.
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