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Interior minister Ivica Dačić said police are ready to sell LRAD devices because the law does not permit their use. N1 records this as a statement about a possible sale, not a sale decision; the minister again denied the devices were used.
Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić said he expects parliamentary elections in October or November, with a call for them in September or early October. This is his assessment of timing, not an already announced voting date.
The first day of debate on the no-confidence motion against Đuro Macut's government ended on July 27 without a vote. The sitting resumed after 10:00 on July 28 with 121 MPs present; at the time of update, N1 was reporting an ongoing debate, not a vote or result.
Belgrade’s city assembly withdrew a public-private partnership proposal for an integrated security system because the competent commission’s opinion had not been submitted. Danas reports that opposition figures put the ten-year project’s cost at RSD 81 billion; no decision was adopted.
REM spokesperson Olivera Zekić said the council may adopt decisions before electing a chair if members agree and the oldest member, Dubravka Valić Nedeljković, presides. The law and internal rules do not expressly regulate this situation; another attempt to elect a chair and deputy is scheduled for July 30.
The Novi Sad Appeals Court rejected the appeal by Kikinda's Toplana utility and upheld the finding that Bojan Sarić's dismissal was unlawful. The company must reinstate him and cover court costs.
