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During the debate on the amendments, the Speaker of the Serbian Assembly, Ivica Dačić, told the deputies that he would not allow them to abuse the rules and prolong the debate with endless comments, as well as that he would try to direct the deputies to “talk about the diary”.
In the discussion on the proposed first amendment whereby the parliamentary group “United Valley – SDA Sandzak” proposed adding “minority self-government” to the name of the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government, MP Enis Imamovic and MSP MP Djordje Milicevic exchanged comments on minority rights, the situation in Sjenica, the 1990s.
Milicevic said that the leader of the “SDA Sandzak” party called Serbia a stepmother until 2000, and then “our country”, then turned into a “fascist creation”.
Imamovic replied that “(SDA president Sandzak) Sulejman Ugljanin said that the fascist regime in Serbia had been defeated”, and not that Serbia was a fascist creation and that it was a “journalistic twist”.
Dacic did not allow them to continue a series of comments, but in the continuation of the session, almost all the speakers returned to Ugljanin’s attitude towards the state of Serbia, as well as to the position of minorities in Serbia, which, according to Marjan Risticevic . Ten more “.
In the debate on the amendments, SNS deputy Vladimir Đukanović addressed the non-parliamentary opposition and told them that the SNS will always win them in elections and that “they can freely appear before the assembly to protest.”
Today, the deputies are considering amendments to the proposed Law on Ministries, and should vote at the end of the day, so that the new Serbian government can be elected on Wednesday, as announced.
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