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On July 14, 2011, the Serbian parliament adopted the Law on Optical Disks.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE- Report for March 2011 III MONITORING OF THE PROCESS OF ADOPTION OF NEW LAWS In the period covered by this Report, the Serbian parliament adopted several regulations relevant for the media.
The Serbian Parliament adopted a national budget for 2007 late on Friday(June 22nd).
Following the government’s recommendation, the Serbian Parliament adopted amendments to the law on criminal procedure in 2004.
Serbian Parliament adopted today a budget for 2020 that anticipates wage and pension increases!
Law on Amendments to the Criminal Code In late December, the Serbian Parliament adopted the amendments to the Criminal Code.
The Serbian Parliament adopted on Wednesday 31st of March a resolution condemning the massacre of Srebrenica.
LEGAL MONITORING OF SERBIAN MEDIA SCENE-Report for July 2012III MONITORING OF THE PROCESS OF ADOPTION OF NEW LAWS On July 26, the Serbian Parliament adopted the new Law on Ministries, which provides for a different allocation of competences for certain matters relevant for the media sector within the Government of the Republic of Serbia.
The Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on the Dual Model of Studies in Higher Education in September.
Natasa Micic: Earlier this month, the Serbian Parliament adopted the Constitutional Charter of the new State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
The Serbian Parliament adopted new legislation that would change the way members of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Council are appointed.[OSCE].
In accord to the amendments to the Law on national andother public holidays, which the Serbian Parliament adopted on December 5, April 22 will be the National Remembrance Day for the victims of Holocaust and genocide and all victims of fascism in the Second World War.
The Serbian parliament adopted on 28 May a written report on Kosovo and Metohija presented by the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, ending a special session on Kosovo.
Immediately prior to Jeremic's departure, the Serbian Parliament adopted a new resolution authorising the cabinet to take unspecified action against any country that recognises Kosovo as independent.
On June 29, Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on Electronic Communications, without the Ombudsman's amendment.
We also remind that, more than a year ago, the Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on the Prohibition of neo-Nazi or fascist event organization and the use of neo-Nazi and fascist symbols.
The Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on Confirmation of the Convention of Southeast European Law Enforcement Centre on 18 October 2011.
That law would be harmonised with an identical one that the Serbian Parliament adopted last March, during the state of emergency that followed the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
The Serbian parliament adopted the 2009 state budget on Monday(December 29th) an hour and a half before the deadline expired.
In July 2009, the Serbian parliament adopted a new law in which Serbia was divided into seven statistical regions.
On September 30th, the Serbian parliament adopted a constitution intended to replace one that dates back to the Milosevic years.
On December 11, 2009, the Serbian Parliament adopted the Law on Amendments to the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance.
After the Serbian Parliament adopted a new information law during the recent state of emergency, several editors called for a meeting with government officials.
Members of the Serbian Parliament adopted the 2008 Budget Law, which forecasts budget revenues of 639.6 bln RSD, 654.4 billion in expenditure, and a RSD14.8 billion deficit.
As the result, on Tuesday(June 14th), the Serbian parliament adopted a law on financing political parties, which will make the activities and financing transparent and allow the public a look into their financial sources.
On November 26, members of the Serbian Parliament adopted, amendments on the set of fiscal laws- the Law on Fiscal Proceedings and Tax Administration, as well as regulations relative to sales taxes, income taxes for citizens, corporate profit taxes, property taxes and taxes on possession and holding of goods.
Hence, during December, the Serbian Parliament adopted a number of laws, in particular: the Law on Classified Data, the Law on Copyright and Related Rights, the Law on Bankruptcy, Amendments to the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance and the Amendments to the Law on Misdemeanors.
BylawsSerbian parliament adopts 2003 budget rebalanceThe Serbian Parliament adopted today the 2003 budget rebalance, the Agreement on defining the final status of bodies and organisations from Article 15 of the Law on the implementation of the Constitutional Charter of the state union of Serbia and Montenegro, and a Law on ministries.
Budget for 2006 adoptedMembers of the Serbian parliament adopted at today's session the budget for 2006. The budget was adopted with 130 members voting in favour of it, which was also the total number of members present at the session. According to the budget proposal, planned state revenues will stand at 487.9 billion dinars; expenditure will be 448.4 billion, and the surplus 39.6 billion dinars. Share Page.
If Serbian parliament adopts the proposed law on the army, the military police will protect people based on the decision of the minister of defense, and arrest citizens who are against it.