Parliament finishes debate on all 32 points, vote scheduled for June 25
On June 24, MPs finished detailed debate on all items of the extraordinary session; Ana Brnabic announced voting on 32 agenda points, including the judicial-law package, for June 25 at 10:00. The final block covered state guarantees for Srbijagas and Srbijavoz loans; Dusan Bajatovic said Srbijagas lost EUR 200 million over two years because of social pricing policy, while opposition MPs cited corruption, rising public debt, and commercial-bank loans with interest rates up to 4.78%.
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Serbian MPs sit in extraordinary session again, with the organ-transplant law on the agenda
021, citing Tanjug, reports that MPs continued the extraordinary session on June 24 and are debating amendments to the draft law on transplanting human organs. The previous day they completed the joint debate on 32 agenda items, then debated 37 amendments to the judicial package and held a detailed debate on the law on human cells and tissues. The agenda still includes amendments to laws on judges, public prosecution, high-tech-crime bodies, the High Prosecutorial Council, court and prosecutor territories, as well as youth support for first-home purchases, infrastructure projects, and international agreements. On transplants, Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar said some solutions were proposed by people awaiting transplantation; the opposition says the law should be improved. Voting will be scheduled after debate on all agenda items is completed.
Debate on the organ-transplant law ends, MPs now discuss motorway construction
N1 updated the article on June 24 at 12:37: Parliament finished debate on amendments to changes to the law on transplanting human organs and began considering six amendments to additions to the law on public interest and special procedures for the E-761 Pojate-Preljina motorway infrastructure corridor. Robert Kozma of the Green-Left Front said the party does not oppose the Kraljevo-Novi Pazar and Raska-Jarinje sections but criticizes adding them to the Morava Corridor lex specialis and enabling direct selection of contractors without tenders. On transplants, N1 records 32 amendments; Jelena Spiric of SSP asked why Serbia is not a Eurotransplant member, recalled that associated membership was obtained in 2017 but not retained, and said 63 patients awaiting transplantation died in 2024 while another 64 were added to the waiting list.
Serbian parliament finishes debate, voting tomorrow on all agenda items
N1/Beta reports that MPs finished detailed debate on all items of the extraordinary session on June 24, while parliamentary speaker Ana Brnabic scheduled voting for June 25 from 10:00 on 32 points, including the judicial-law package. The closing block covered Serbian guarantees for Srbijagas obligations and Srbijavoz borrowing. Dusan Bajatovic said Srbijagas has to borrow with state guarantees because it lost EUR 200 million over the past two years due to social policy on gas prices; he also cited heating companies, distributors, and citizens owing RSD 48 billion and Beogradske elektrane owing RSD 14 billion. Opposition MPs criticized the bills over future budget costs, corruption risks, lack of tenders, and public-debt growth; Ivana Rokvic of the People’s Movement of Serbia argued that gasification of the south is being used for new corruption and that Srbijagas could have borrowed from EU financial institutions at 0.5%, not from commercial banks at up to 4.78% for EUR 125 million.
Serbian parliament finishes debate, voting tomorrow on all agenda items
021 carries the same Beta report on the end of detailed debate and voting on June 25 at 10:00 on 32 agenda points. The article records that the closing block concerned state guarantees for Srbijagas and Srbijavoz loans, while opposition MPs cited budget costs, corruption, lack of tenders, and public-debt growth.