On July 27, the Serbian Parliament will consider a motion of no confidence in the government
On July 27, the Serbian Parliament will hold an extraordinary session to consider a motion of no confidence in the government. According to N1 info, the session was convened by Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić at the request of 109 members of parliament. It will begin at 10:00 a.m.
The agenda includes a motion for a vote of no confidence in the government, which was submitted on February 13 by 62 members of parliament. Among the reasons cited by the initiators were the decision to strip the General Staff complex of its status as a protected site, as well as the criminal proceedings against Culture Minister Nikola Selaković.
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The motion was signed by 62 opposition lawmakers from various parties and movements, including the People’s Movement of Serbia, the Freedom and Justice Party, the Green-Left Front, the “Serbia-Center” movement, the “Ecological Uprising,” and the Movement of Free Citizens.
Earlier, Ana Brnabić had scheduled a hearing on the initiative for April 15, but the session was adjourned after majority lawmakers left the chamber, resulting in a lack of the necessary quorum. The discussion did not take place the following day either.
