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Sunday, 11.05.2008.

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Parliamentary vote: What happens next?

The post-election deadlines defining the timeframe for setting up the new parliament and forming the new government are defined by law.

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Maks

pre 15 godina

If parties and coalitions cannot agree to form the government, the parliament will be dissolved and new elections called.
And this is going to happen ... on October.

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vencor

pre 15 godina

In this case, Serbia will get a new cabinet by September 14 at the latest. -

So September is the D Day now...
Hope the DSS/SRS combine chart a new course for the UNDIVIDED SERBIA from that day onwards...!

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vencor

pre 15 godina

In this case, Serbia will get a new cabinet by September 14 at the latest. -

So September is the D Day now...
Hope the DSS/SRS combine chart a new course for the UNDIVIDED SERBIA from that day onwards...!

Preporučujem 8 Ne preporučujem 0
Maks

pre 15 godina

If parties and coalitions cannot agree to form the government, the parliament will be dissolved and new elections called.
And this is going to happen ... on October.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 0
vencor

pre 15 godina

In this case, Serbia will get a new cabinet by September 14 at the latest. -

So September is the D Day now...
Hope the DSS/SRS combine chart a new course for the UNDIVIDED SERBIA from that day onwards...!

Preporučujem 8 Ne preporučujem 0
Maks

pre 15 godina

If parties and coalitions cannot agree to form the government, the parliament will be dissolved and new elections called.
And this is going to happen ... on October.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 0