Serbian parliament adjourns session

BELGRADE The Serbian parliament finished a debate on all items of the agenda on Wednesday, including a draft law on amnesty. MPs will vote on the draft tomorrow at 11:00 CET. Serbian parliament adjourns session A new session should begin after the voting and a draft decision on the election of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Council of Governors and draft decision on the election of an Administration for the Supervision of Financial Institutions director, submitted by the parliamentary Finance Committee, will be on the agenda. The MPs will first vote on changes to the Law on Protection of Personal Information and on a draft Law on Migration Management. They will also vote on the Law on Medicines and Medical Devices and confirm several inter-state agreements. Parliament will also vote on providing guarantees to public gas company Srbijagas necessary to take loans worth EUR 190mn from seven banks. (Tanjug) MPs to discuss changes to law on central bank Serbian parliament Speaker Nebojsa Stefanovic scheduled a new session for 12:00 CET on Thursday and draft decision on the election of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Council of Governors and draft decision on the election of an Administration for the Supervision of Financial Institutions director will be the only two items on the agenda. The draft decision on the election of the NBS Council of Governors was on the agenda of the current session but the Finance Committee withdrew it from the procedure so the president and new members of the Council could be elected in accordance with the new changes to the Law on the NBS, which were adopted by the parliament two days ago. The Committee decided at a session on Tuesday to withdraw the drafts from the parliamentary procedure. The Committee made a new draft decision on the election of the NBS Council of Governors on Tuesday, nominating Nebojsa Savic for the Council of Governors president. The draft also proposes members of the Council - Stojan Stamenkovic who will have a four-year mandate, Miladin Kovacevic with a three-year mandate, Nikola Martinovic with a two-year mandate and Ivan Nikolic with a one-year mandate. All of the candidates were proposed by parliamentary groups of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) and United Regions of Serbia (URS). Beta Tanjug

Serbian parliament adjourns session

A new session should begin after the voting and a draft decision on the election of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Council of Governors and draft decision on the election of an Administration for the Supervision of Financial Institutions director, submitted by the parliamentary Finance Committee, will be on the agenda.

The MPs will first vote on changes to the Law on Protection of Personal Information and on a draft Law on Migration Management.

They will also vote on the Law on Medicines and Medical Devices and confirm several inter-state agreements.

Parliament will also vote on providing guarantees to public gas company Srbijagas necessary to take loans worth EUR 190mn from seven banks.

MPs to discuss changes to law on central bank

Serbian parliament Speaker Nebojša Stefanović scheduled a new session for 12:00 CET on Thursday and draft decision on the election of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Council of Governors and draft decision on the election of an Administration for the Supervision of Financial Institutions director will be the only two items on the agenda.

The draft decision on the election of the NBS Council of Governors was on the agenda of the current session but the Finance Committee withdrew it from the procedure so the president and new members of the Council could be elected in accordance with the new changes to the Law on the NBS, which were adopted by the parliament two days ago.

The Committee decided at a session on Tuesday to withdraw the drafts from the parliamentary procedure.

The Committee made a new draft decision on the election of the NBS Council of Governors on Tuesday, nominating Nebojša Savić for the Council of Governors president. The draft also proposes members of the Council - Stojan Stamenković who will have a four-year mandate, Miladin Kovačević with a three-year mandate, Nikola Martinović with a two-year mandate and Ivan Nikolić with a one-year mandate. All of the candidates were proposed by parliamentary groups of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) and United Regions of Serbia (URS).