Amendments to Montenegro's Law on Freedom of Religion adopted again

Photo: Montenegrin Assembly

The Assembly of Montenegro has again adopted amendments to the Law on Freedom of Religion, with the votes of 41 deputies who were present.

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Amendments to the Law on Credit Institutions, the Law on Rehabilitation of Credit Institutions and to the Law on Fiscalization in Trade in Products and Services were also adopted again, Vijesti is reporting.

The sitting of the First Extraordinary Session of the Assembly of this year started an hour late.

President of the Assembly Aleksa Becic declared that there was a quorum because 41 deputies were present in the hall.

Deputies from the ruling parties were there as well as Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic and all his ministers. Opposition MPs did not attend the session.

After this session, the second extraordinary session is planned for today, at which proposals of deputies from the ruling parties will be decided on again - those that President Djukanovic also refused to sign.

These are amendments to the Labor Law, the Law on Civil Servants and State Employees and the Law on Health Care.

(Telegraf.rs)