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Monday, 3 December 2007
Fifth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007
The following agenda was set for the Fifth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007 convened by the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, Mr Oliver Dulic, for 3 December, and which began after the conclusion of the Fourth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007: 1. The Bill on Defence2. The Bill on the Serbian Armed Forces3. The Foreign Affairs Bill4. The Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the Republic of Serbia The National Assembly accepted the proposal to conduct a joint discussion in principle on the bills on Defence and the Serbian Armed Forces.
The following agenda was set for the Fifth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007 convened by the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, Mr Oliver Dulic, for 3 December, and which began after the conclusion of the Fourth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007:
1. The Bill on Defence
2. The Bill on the Serbian Armed Forces
3. The Foreign Affairs Bill
4. The Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
The National Assembly accepted the proposal to conduct a joint discussion in principle on the bills on Defence and the Serbian Armed Forces.
The elaboration of these bills was given by the Minister of Defence, Dragan Sutanovac, saying that their adoption will benefit not only the defence system, but all the citizens of
By the end of the first work day, the National Assembly completed the joint discussion in principle on the bills on Defence and the Serbian Armed Forces.
On the second day of the session, 4 December, the National Assembly conducted a discussion in principle on the Foreign Affairs Bill and commenced a discussion in principle on the Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
At the beginning of the discussion on the Foreign Affairs Bill, the members of parliament were addressed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Vuk Jeremic, on behalf of the submitters, saying that the adoption of this bill will clearly define the diplomatic activities of
The Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, Milan Markovic, elaborated the Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
For the rest of the second day, the National Assembly conducted a discussion in principle on the Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
At the beginning of the third day of the session, 5 December, the National Assembly acknowledged that the mandate of Member of Parliament Ivan Zivadinovic, elected from the G17 PLUS-Mladjan Dinkic electoral list, ended on the day of his tendering a resignation.
In the morning, the National Assembly concluded the discussion in principle on the Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
On 6 December, the National Assembly went on to conclude the discussion in detail of the Bill on Defence, and in the afternoon it commenced the discussion in detail of the Bill on the Serbian Armed Forces.
The National Assembly acknowledged the confirmation of mandate to the member of parliament Momcilo Spasic, elected from the G17 PLUS - Mladjan Dinkic electoral list.
On 7 December, the National Assembly conducted a discussion in detail on the Bill on the Serbian Armed Forces.
Voting Day
On the sixth day of work, 10 December, the National Assembly concluded the discussion in detail on the Foreign Affairs Bill and the Bill on the basic organisation of security services of the
Since the National Assembly had conducted the discussions in principle and detail on all the items on the agenda, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Oliver Dulic, set the Voting Day for the continuation of the sitting at 11,55 p.m.
On the Voting Day the National Assembly adopted the bills on Defence, the Serbian Armed Forces, Foreign Affairs and the basic organisation of security services of the
Having completed the voting process the National Assembly stated that there were no violations of the Rules of Procedure pointed out by the members of parliament during the sitting.
Since the National Assembly had conducted discussions on all the items on the agenda and decided upon them, the Speaker, Oliver Dulic, concluded the Fifth Sitting of the Second Regular Session of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia in 2007, on 11 December, at 1,20 a.m.