Macut proposes dissolving the Serbian Parliament

Serbian Prime Minister Đuro Macut proposed the dissolution of the Serbian Parliament at an extraordinary session of the Serbian Government.

The proposal to dissolve the Assembly is a procedure that must be completed in order for early parliamentary elections to be called.

After adopting a reasoned proposal for the dissolution of the Parliament, the Government sent it to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

Vuč now has 72 hours to dissolve parliament and call elections, after which the pre-election procedure will begin.

By dissolving the Parliament, the President of Serbia calls elections for members of parliament, so that they are completed within 45 days at the earliest and 60 days at the latest from the date of the call. Plus the three-day deadline that the President of Serbia has to decide on the Government's proposal.