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From the Governors’ Constitution to the Constitution of 1888 (1869-1888)

Proposal of MP Sima Nestorović to abolish the death penalty for political crimes. Nestorović served as National Assembly Speaker seven times.

From Governors’ Constitution to 1888 Constitution (1869-1888)

Assembly	Speaker	Deputy Speakers	Secretaries
National in Kragujevac, 14 September – 25 October 1870	Živko Karabiberović	Dr Josif Pančić	Alimpije Vasiljević, Dimitrije Đ. Jovanović, Jovan Bošković and Miloš I. Prokić
Regular legislature, 5 September – 24 October 1871, Kragujevac	Živko Karabiberović	Dr Josif Pančić	Sima Živković, Dimitrije Đ. Jovanović, Jovan Bošković and Miloš I. Prokić
Regular legislature, 24 September – 25 October 1872, Kragujevac	Živko Karabiberović	Dimitrije Đ. Jovanović	Jovan Bošković, Sima Živković, Miloš Prokić and Pantelija Srećković
Regular legislature, 15 November – 31 December 1873, Kragujevac	Živko Karabiberović	Ljubomir Kaljević	Dimitrije Jovanović, Jovan Bošković, Sima Živković, Milan Đ. Milićević and Panta Srećković
Extraordinary legislature, 2 – 27 January 1874, Kragujevac	Dimitrije Jovanović	Dr Stevan Milosavljević	Sima Živković, Pantelija Srećković, Milan Đ. Milićević and Dimitrije Radović
Regular legislature, 8 November 1874 – 13 March 1875, Belgrade	Đorđe Topuzović	Jevrem Grujić	Milan KuJunedžić, Uroš Knežević, Milan Đ. Milićević, Adam Bogosavljević, Petar Ćelić and Svetomir Nikolajević
Regular legislature, 15 August 1875 – 21 January 1876, Kragujevac and Belgrade	Ljubomir Kaljević; from 30 September 1875: Dimitrije Jovanović	Dimitrije Jovanović; from 30 September 1875: Aleksa Zdravković	Ilija Stojanović, Adam Bogosavljević, Uroš Knežević and Pantelija Srećković
Great National in Belgrade, 14 – 16 February 1877	Đorđe Topuzović	Todor Tucaković	unknown
Regular legislature, 19 June – 24 July 1877, Kragujevac	Dimitrije Jovanović	Aleksandar Nikolajević	Aksentije Kovačević, Živko Nedić, Pantelija Srećković and Ilija Stojanović
Regular legislature, 24 June – 15 July 1878, Kragujevac	Dimitrije Matić	Vuja Vasić	Ilija Stojanović, Aleksa Stevanović, Dimitrije Stojković and Panta Savić
Regular legislature, 21 November 1878 – 20 January 1879, Niš	Todor Tucaković	Vuja Vasić	Sima Živković, Aksentije Kovačević, Pantelija Srećković, Đorđe Ž. Đorđević and Živko Nedić
Regular legislature, 1 November 1879 – 3 February 1880, Niš	Todor Tucaković	Vuja Vasić	Đorđe Ž. Đorđević, Aleksa Popović, Svetozar Karapešić, Marko Petrović, Sima Živković and Ivan Jevtić
Extraordinary legislature, 11 – 24 May 1880, Kragujevac	Vuja Vasić	Atanasije Babović	Đorđe Đorđević, Ilija Stojanović, Aksentije Kovačević and Ivan Jevtić
Regular legislature, 30 December 1880 – 22 May 1881, Belgrade	Aleksa Popović	Milan Kujunedžić	Marko Petrović, Milan Žunić, Rista Popović, Nikola Krupežević, Ljubomir Molerović and Lazar Petrović
Regular legislature, 7 January 1882 – 22 June 1882, Belgrade	Aleksa Popović	Milan Kujunedžić	Nikola Krupežević, Mita Rakić, Milan Žunjić, Dimitrije Milovanović, Aron Ninčić and Milija Todorović
Regular legislature, 25 November – 31 December 1882, Belgrade	Milan Kujunedžić	Miloš L. Glišić	Aron Ninčić, Dimitrije Milovanović, Milija Todorović, Milan Simić, Jovan Bosić, Trifun Jeremić and Nikola Krupežević
Extraordinary legislature, 1 – 11 January 1883, Belgrade	Milan Kujunedžić	Miloš L. Glišić	Aron Ninčić, Dimitrije Milovanović, Milija Todorović, Milan Simić, Jovan Bosić, Trifun Jeremić and Nikola Krupežević
Extraordinary legislature, 15 – 22 September 1883, Belgrade	Sima Nestorović	Arsa Drenovac	Aleksa Novaković, Raša Milošević, Velizar Kundović and Janko Purić
Regular legislature, 6 May – 16 June 1884, Niš	Milan Kujunedžić	Miloš L. Glišić	Aron Ninčić, Antonije Pantović, Živojin Simić, Svetozar Vesović, Stanoje Dimić and Milan Žunić
Regular legislature, 3 – 23 April 1885, Niš	Đorđe Pavlović	Uroš Knežević	Petar Tirić, Ilija Mojsilović, Svetozar Vesović, Mihailo Mihajlović, Mita Popović and Trifun Jeremić
Extraordinary legislature, 19 – 23 September 1885, Niš	Milan Kujunedžić	Miloš L. Glišić	Avram Jovanović, Živojin Simić, Ljubomir Kovačević and Novak Milošević
Extraordinary legislature, 30 June – 13 July 1886, Niš	Đorđe Pavlović	Milan Žunić	Aleksa Fotić, Aleksa Popović, Svetozar Vesović, Živojin Simić, Velizar Kundović and Ilija Stošić
Regular legislature, 15 – 25 July 1886, Niš	Đorđe Pavlović	Milan Žunić	Aleksa Fotić, Živojin Simić, Svetozar Vesović, Antonije Popović, Ilija Stošić and Danilo Jovanović
Regular legislature, 5 October – 2 November 1886, Niš	Đorđe Pavlović	Milan Žunić	Aleksa Fotić, Živojin Simić, Svetozar Vesović, Antonije Popović, Ilija Stošić and Danilo Jovanović
Regular legislature, 15 November 1887 – 11 January 1888, Belgrade	Todor Tucaković	Paja Vuković	Kuzman Paštrović, Ilija Stošić, Miloje Vlajić, Milovan Marinković, Živko Sedlarac and Ljuba Novaković
Regular legislature, 16 March – 16 April 1888, Belgrade	Rista Popović	Paja Vuković	Milovan Marinković, Ljuba Novaković, Pera Đorđević, Đura Milijašević, Kosta Borisavljević, Ljuba Joksimović and Aleksa Radojević

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thursday, 30 march

11.00 - the National Assembly Speaker meets with the UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur for the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 1)
11.30 - the Head of the PFG with Hungary meets with the Hungarian Ambassador to Serbia (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 2)
12.00 - sitting of the Committee on Finance, State Budget and Control of Public Spending (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 3)
13.00 - sitting of the Environmental Protection Committee (Municipality of Babusnica building, 1 Ratka Pavlovica)