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Extraordinary parliament session continues tomorrow
Belgrade,
16 July 2008
Serbian parliament speaker Slavica Djukic-Dejanovic scheduled the continuation of the Fourth parliament sitting for tomorrow at 2 pm, but with a modified order of items on the agenda.
Djukic-Dejanovic told the press that the agenda has been harmonised after consultations with Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic and whips of caucuses.
She explained that at the consultations it was agreed to harmonise one proposal of the resolution on Kosovo-Metohija and to make it the last item on the agenda, and not the first, as previously envisaged.
According to her, out of two proposed texts of the resolution, one by the government and the other by the opposition, one will be harmonised and all political factors in the parliament will make a contribution to that version.
Mandates of 12 new MPs, who will replace the MPs who were appointed as government members, state secretaries, or resigned due to conflict of interests, were verified.
According to her, out of two proposed texts of the resolution, one by the government and the other by the opposition, one will be harmonised and all political factors in the parliament will make a contribution to that version.
Mandates of 12 new MPs, who will replace the MPs who were appointed as government members, state secretaries, or resigned due to conflict of interests, were verified.
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