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Government approves three bills
Belgrade,
17 June 2004
The Serbian government approved bills on postal services, games of chance and compulsory social insurance contributions at a session today and forwarded them for urgent parliament adoption.
The government set the rate of pension and disability insurance contributions for self-employed persons at 22 percent.
The rate of compulsory health insurance contributions was set at 12.3 percent.
The government also amended a decree stipulating measures and loans to encourage agricultural production in 2004, as well as a decree on special terms for selling D2 diesel fuel for farming activities.
As part of the session, Vladimir Ilic was appointed as Assistant Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Policy.
The rate of compulsory health insurance contributions was set at 12.3 percent.
The government also amended a decree stipulating measures and loans to encourage agricultural production in 2004, as well as a decree on special terms for selling D2 diesel fuel for farming activities.
As part of the session, Vladimir Ilic was appointed as Assistant Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Policy.
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