After the adoption of the agenda, the MPs got into a fight, and then torches and smoke bombs were thrown. The assembly hall is filled with smoke. The President of the Assembly Ana Brnabić, despite the almost impossible working conditions, decided to continue the session. Around 14 p.m., new incidents broke out, smoke bombs were thrown again, and Radomir Lazović activated the fire extinguisher.
The first one is in progress. session regular spring session Assembly of Serbia , and an agenda with 62 points was proposed, among which are four laws in the field of education, including amendments to the Law on Higher Education, as well as a proposal for a law on favorable housing loans for young people. After the agenda was adopted, there was an incident when smoke bombs were thrown into the hall and the room was filled with smoke.
The President of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, decided to continue the session despite the almost impossible working conditions.
She said that MP Jasmina Obradović, who was thrown a shock bomb, suffered a stroke and is fighting for her life.
In the continuation of the session in the Assembly, several MPs of the ruling coalition spoke, while MPs of the opposition made noise with whistles and vuvuzelas.
New incidents
After the session resumed, new incidents occurred around 14:XNUMX p.m. Smoke bombs were thrown again, a torch was lit, and Radomir Lazović activated the fire extinguisher.
Opposition MPs threw eggs at representatives of the government.
Brnabić claims that MP Sonja Ilić, who is eight months pregnant, is among the injured.
As she pointed out, the doctors are fighting for her and the baby.
Lazović: If Christians and Muslims pray together, we can also unite
"Without the general support of people, citizens, civil society organizations, the media - all those who care about freedom, nothing will be possible. These people are proven fraudsters, they tried to push through another 65 points under the pretext of the fall of the government, to push through another 65 points under the pretext of fulfilled demands. We don't want to let them do that. We believe that only one item can be on the agenda, and that is the fulfillment of student demands," said Radomir Lazović in front of the Serbian Parliament.
He added that besides that, one can only talk about the fall of the government.
Fight among MPs, Brnabić was poured with water
The session began at 10 a.m. in the House of the National Assembly, with the singing of the national anthem, but the incidents occurred a little after 11 a.m.
In the hall filled with smoke, someone poured water on the President of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, and then a fight started between the deputies.
Brnabić announced from the lectern that the Assembly will continue its work and invited the deputies to return to the benches.
Soon after, torches and smoke bombs were lit, which filled the assembly hall with smoke, and the session was interrupted.
Photo: Tanjug / Jadranka Ilić Opposition in parliament
Krkobabic: Member of Parliament Jasmina Karanac was shot in the head
PUPS MP Stefan Krkobabić said that Social Democratic Party MP Jasmina Karanac was shot in the head during today's session.
The President of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, said that Jasmina Karanac received serious physical injuries.
As RTS announced, Jasmina Karanac was sprayed with pepper spray and hit in the head with a bottle.
Aleksić: We have established that the Government is in resignation, it cannot propose laws
"On the day of the confirmation of the resignation of the Prime Minister at the session of the National Assembly, the mandate of the Government ends. Accordingly, we note the resignation of the Government of the Republic of Serbia. "I am asking you that from this moment, since nowhere in the Rules of Procedure or in the law is it stated that the speaker of the parliament who makes the statement does that, you consider that we have stated that the Government is in resignation and that it can no longer propose a single law that is on the agenda," said MP Miroslav Aleksić.
Grbović: Illegal session
The president of the Movement of Free Citizens (PSG), Pavle Grbović, said that today's session of the Serbian Parliament is illegitimate and that only the law that fulfills the fourth student demand on higher education can be voted on, and that the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević, which he submitted on January 28, should be confirmed.
All other laws, as Grbović said in the program of Newsmax television, will have to wait for the next government, because this one does not have a mandate for it, announced the PSG.
Vucevic: About the resignation at the end of the session
The Prime Minister of Serbia, Miloš Vučević, said that the Serbian Parliament will confirm his resignation after the discussion on all the laws on the agenda, after which he hopes that a new government will be elected, and if that is not possible, extraordinary elections will follow.
Vucevic said in the program of Television Prva that there will be no discussion about his resignation and that it cannot therefore be an item on the agenda.
His resignation is the last in the discussion that all laws could be adopted, because if the Government goes into technical mandate before then, all the proposed laws would have to be withdrawn, said Vucevic.
Photo: Tanjug / Jadranka Ilić President of the Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić
What will be discussed
The proposal for amendments to the Law on Higher Education foresees that tuition fees for students will be reduced by 50 percent, while the Proposal for the Law on establishing a guarantee scheme and subsidizing part of the interest as a measure to support young people in buying their first residential real estate foresees a participation of only one percent and subsidizing the interest in the first six years of loan repayment.
It was proposed that the parliament consider proposals for amendments to the Law on the Basics of the Education and Training System, the Law on Primary Education and Training and the Law on Secondary Education and Training.
Also on the agenda is a set of financial laws, among which is the Proposal for the Law on the Protection of Financial Users of Financial Services, which limits interest rates on almost all types of loans.
Part of the opposition deputies present in the hall whistled and held banners during the speech of deputy Bakarec.#Parliamentpic.twitter.com/q2nlX3IpHP
In front of the deputies are several agreements, as well as contracts on the confirmation of credit arrangements for the financing of certain infrastructure projects, and on the agenda is also a document on receiving the first part of aid from the Reform Agenda of Serbia with the EU of 112 million euros.
It was proposed to discuss the Bill on Amendments to the Law on Road Traffic Safety.
The last item on the proposed agenda is the motion to dismiss the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ana Brnabić, which was submitted by 41 members of the opposition.
The resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević should also be noted at the session, and as the President of the Assembly Ana Brnabić said, this will be done after the discussion on all items on the agenda is finished.
Opposition politicians announced to "Vreme" that they would not participate in it, and some mentioned a potential blockade of the airport, Expo, gatherings in front of and in the parliament building.
Green-Left Front: The only items on the agenda are the fulfillment of student demands and the resignation of the Government
The Green-Left Front did not want to talk about whether they would attend the session, but they said that the only item on the agenda must be the fulfillment of student demands and the resignation of the Government.
"Accordingly, we submitted a request to remove all other items from the agenda and we do not agree to anything else on the agenda," said Radomir Lazović, deputy of the Green-Left Front, for "Vreme".
Freedom and Justice Party: We will not participate
The deputy president of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), Borko Stefanović, confirmed for "Vreme" that the party will not participate in the session.
He added that the party has plans for the day of the session, but he did not want to comment on them further.
Coalition NADA: May we be unpredictable
Deputies of the NADA coalition will not participate in the debate or investigation at the session of the Serbian Parliament, announced the president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS), Miloš Jovanović, at a press conference on Monday (March 3).
Participating in the discussion, as he stated, "would give some kind of legitimacy to this freak government, and we are agreeing with colleagues from the opposition on the modalities of expressing dissatisfaction."
As he said, at the session of the Assembly there are only two points that could be discussed - the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević and the formation of a transitional government, "while the rest are a farce".
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