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Serbian parliament session scheduled to take place on September 11
Belgrade,
6 September 2007
Serbian parliament speaker Oliver Dulic scheduled an extraordinary session of the parliament to take place on September 11, at the demand of 128 MPs.
According to a statement by the public relations department of Serbian parliament, the bill on travel documents, amendments to the Serbian citizenship law, and the bill on prevention of violence at sports events will be discussed at the session.
The bill on confirming the agreement on joining the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA), amendments to the law on tobacco and the bill on confirming the Kyoto Protocol with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be discussed.
A president, deputy president and members of the Council of the State Audit Institution will be chosen at the session, concludes the statement.
The bill on confirming the agreement on joining the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA), amendments to the law on tobacco and the bill on confirming the Kyoto Protocol with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be discussed.
A president, deputy president and members of the Council of the State Audit Institution will be chosen at the session, concludes the statement.
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