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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, 23 january

10.00 - the Chairman of the Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Committee meets with a delegation of agricultural experts, representatives of association and local self-governments (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 3)
10.00 - public hearing of the Culture and Information Committee: Public interview of the proposed candidates for members of the Council of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, Small Hall)
14.00 - the Chairperson of the European Integration Committee meets with the Swedish Ambassador to Serbia (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 2)
16.00 - sitting of the Culture and Information Committee (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 4)