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Validity of passports might be extended by decree
Belgrade,
21 December 2008
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said that the government will extend the validity of old passports by decree if parliament fails to adopt the amendments to the Law on passports tomorrow.
Author:
Tanjug
Dacic expressed hope that parliament will adopt the changes to the Law on passports, stressing that citizens must not become “collateral damage” of the events on the political scene.
It is vital to adopt the regulation that would extend the validity of old passports until the end of 2009, bearing in mind that it comes into force eight days from publication in the Official Gazette, he said.
It is vital to adopt the regulation that would extend the validity of old passports until the end of 2009, bearing in mind that it comes into force eight days from publication in the Official Gazette, he said.
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