Assembly Session on No Confidence in Government Continued: Still No Quorum Today
Members of the Serbian Parliament continued the session on no confidence in the Government, as announced, starting around 10 AM, however, the quorum for work was not met. A new session has been scheduled for 12 PM with 40 agenda items, including several proposed laws, international agreements, and decisions.
TL;DR
- The Serbian Parliament session to vote on no confidence in the Government began around 10 AM.
- The session could not proceed due to a lack of quorum, with only 20 deputies present and none from the ruling coalition.
- A new session with 40 agenda items, including proposed laws and international agreements, was scheduled for 12 PM.
- The previous day's session was also postponed because of a lack of quorum.