The sitting was called so that the Committee might be informed on the results of the last round of negotiations in Brussels, but, because of the most recent events in the north of the Province, the beginning of the sitting has been delayed twice, and the agenda was expanded to include the information on the events in Jagnjenica where conflicts with the local populace ensued after KFOR had forcibly removed the barricades. Minister for Kosovo-Metohija Goran Bogdanovic submitted a report on it to the Committee members and attending MPs. He informed the Committee of the new situation and pointed out the danger of escalating conflicts which is why he called upon the members of the international community and KFOR to resolve the issue by peaceful dialogue, and the Serbs not to fall for provocations.

Following a two-hour discussion, Committee Chairman Ljubomir Kragovic adjourned the sitting because, as he said, the Committee members had not received a written report on the last round of negotiations between Belgrade and Pristina.

In the continuation, on 29 November, the sitting was again adjourned because there were no grounds for discussion as the Committee had not received a written report on the negotiations in Brussels, and neither the head of the negotiating team nor representatives of the Ministry for Kosovo-Metohija were in attendance.