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Serbian parliament session scheduled for May 22
Belgrade,
18 May 2007
Deputy Speaker of Serbian parliament Radojko Obradovic said today that following consultations of whips of caucuses, an agreement was reached that a new session of the parliament be held on May 22 at 10 am.
Obradovic said that consultations on the course of the session will be held one hour beforehand, while on Monday at 11 am, the Administrative Council will hold a session at which the vacant positions of deputies who took up functions in the Serbian government will be filled.
Speaking about the agenda of the session, he said that after the election of the parliament speaker, three deputy speakers will also be elected. In addition, parliament committees will be filled and the secretary and deputy secretaries will be appointed as well.
Parliament members will also choose delegations that will represent parliament in international organisations, Obradovic said.
Speaking about the agenda of the session, he said that after the election of the parliament speaker, three deputy speakers will also be elected. In addition, parliament committees will be filled and the secretary and deputy secretaries will be appointed as well.
Parliament members will also choose delegations that will represent parliament in international organisations, Obradovic said.
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