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The Government of the Republic of Serbia

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Bill on government sent to parliament

Belgrade, 30 September 2004

The Serbian government adopted today a bill on the government and sent it to the parliament. The aim of the bill is to ensure full implementation of the principle of separation of powers and enable a more distinct separation of the legislative and executive authorities.

The government also adopted a bill on giving Serbia’s counter guarantees for the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro’s loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) as well as a bill on giving Serbia’s guarantees for the State Union’s loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB).

As part of the session, the government also amended the Decree describing the procedure of selling bank shares owned by the Republic of Serbia or shares owned by banks which are in receivership or have been closed down, and in which the duty of the receivership manager is being performed by the Serbian Bank Rehabilitation Agency.

The government also adopted decisions on issuing the Republic of Serbia’s T-bills and on approving oil derivative imports.

The government adopted the Information on the need to sign a memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Interior and the OSCE Mission in Serbia-Montenegro in order to establish direct cooperation and coordinate the use of international aid to the Ministry of Interior.