Assembly session on changing the Government of Serbia postponed to 12:00 due to lack of quorum

The Assembly session, where the only item on the agenda was supposed to be the proposal to vote no confidence in the Government, did not start at the scheduled time due to a lack of quorum in the hall.

Assembly session on changing the Government of Serbia postponed to 12:00 due to lack of quorum

TL;DR

  • The Assembly session to vote on a no-confidence motion against the Government did not start on time due to a lack of quorum.
  • Assembly President Ana Brnabić noted only 47 MPs were present and postponed the session until 12:15.
  • The proposal for a no-confidence vote was submitted on February 13th, signed by 62 MPs from various opposition parties.
  • The initiative stems from the removal of protection for the General Staff complex and a legal case against the Minister of Culture, Nikola Selaković.
  • The opposition had been waiting for the Assembly President to schedule the session since the beginning of the spring session in early March.

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