The sitting was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, President of the Forum of Belgrade Grammar Schools Miodrag Sokic and the representative of the parents of the students who took the final exam, Rade Vuksanovic.
Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development Prof. Dr Zarko Obradovic said that, based on the complaint filed by the Ministry, the Ministry of Interior conducted an investigation which uncovered that the following criminal offenses were committed: theft, forgery and distribution of the final exam tests. Minister Obradovic added that further investigation is currently underway, saying that he is sure all the participants in the forged test distribution chain would be discovered and face criminal charges.
The Committee members were also addressed by Assistant Minister and President of the Republic Enrolment Commission Zoran Kostic who said that, due to the resulting situation, the Commission had decided that the points won in the Serbian and math final exams would not be used to rank students in the high-school enrolment process. The students will be ranked by their sixth-eighth grade average, the results achieved in eighth grade competitions and the results achieved in the high-school entrance exams.
MPs Miljenko Dereta, Olena Papuga, Janko Veselinovic, Ljiljana Lucic, Jovana Mehandzic, Vladimir Gordic and Balsa Bozovic took part in the discussion which gave voice to many complaints to the work of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development and requests to investigate the Ministry’s responsibility in the final exam irregularities. The participants also discussed the quality of the final exam system, the tests for national minority members and quality of education as a whole.
The sitting was held in line with article 72 of the National Assembly Rules of Procedure.

The sitting was chaired by the Committee Chairman, Prof. Dr Miodrag Stojkovic.