Dujovic stressed that the Committee on Petitions and Proposals has invested considerable effort into building a civilized civic society in Serbia and is open to cooperation with all sectors. In addition, he said that the Committee aims to work in the interest of all the citizens which is evident from the 900 resolved civic petitions. He stated that the Committee had held a joint sitting with the Committee on Petitions and Proposals of the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina to debate the privatisation of farmers’ cooperatives in Vojvodina, and that the Committee would organise a public hearing on the subject in the upcoming period. The Committee aims to analyse the facts of some of the privatisations and address the problems small shareholders come against when attempting to exercise their civil rights, added Dujovic.