Serbia: New Parliament constitutive session scheduled for November 17

Serbian Parliament Studentska Lista Ana Brnabic constitutive session election results

Ana Brnabic, the outgoing Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, has scheduled the constitutive session of the new 15th parliamentary assembly for Tuesday, November 17, at 10:00 AM. The session agenda includes the confirmation of mandates, the election of the Speaker and deputy speakers, the appointment of the General Secretary, and the formation of parliamentary committees and international delegations.

Until a new Speaker is elected, the session will be chaired by the oldest deputy, Professor Stojan Radenovic. Following the constitution of the Assembly, a 90-day period begins for the proposal and election of a new government.

Based on the election results from October 25, the Studentska Lista – Studenti Pobedujuza holds a majority with 140 mandates, while the Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia coalition holds 103 mandates. Seven seats are allocated to national minority lists.

Within the Studentska Lista, discussions regarding the candidate for Speaker are ongoing. Professor Aleksandar Cupic has been proposed by students at the Faculty of Transport, though the final decision rests with student bodies. Meanwhile, economist and former National Bank of Serbia Governor Dejan Soskic, a candidate for the Studentska Lista, has expressed his intention to maintain a fixed exchange rate for the dinar once the party assumes executive power.

Entities

Aleksandar Vučić · Aleksandar Vučić – Ujedinjena Srbija · Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia · Aleksandar Čupić · Ana Brnabić · Dejan Šoškić · National Assembly of Serbia · Republic Electoral Commission · Serbia · Stojan Radenović · Studentska Lista – Studenti Pobedujuza · Studentska lista

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What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[● 3 SOURCES] The Aleksandar Vucic – United Serbia coalition holds 103 seats. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr
[● 18 SOURCES] The Studentska Lista – Studentsi Pobedujuza coalition holds 140 seats. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr · fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · +11 more
[● 3 SOURCES] Professor Stojan Rantenovic will preside over the session until a new president is elected. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr
[● 6 SOURCES] The new parliament consists of 250 seats. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr · fakti.bg · www.parapolitika.gr
[● 23 SOURCES] The Central Election Commission (RIK) confirmed the final election results and seat allocations on November 5. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr · fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · +15 more
[● 21 SOURCES] A 90-day period for government formation consultations begins after the inaugural session procedures are completed. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr · fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · +14 more
[● 28 SOURCES] The inaugural session of the new Serbian parliament is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, at 10:00 AM. www.cnn.gr · www.capital.gr · myportal.gr · fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · +17 more
[● 22 SOURCES] The Republic Electoral Commission adopted the final election report on November 5. fakti.bg · radiosarajevo.ba · indeksonline.rs · racin.mk · www.cnn.gr · +14 more
[● 19 SOURCES] The Studentska Lista – Studenti Pobedujuza won 140 parliamentary mandates. fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · radiosarajevo.ba · tuzlanski.ba · indeksonline.rs · +12 more
[● 23 SOURCES] The session agenda includes the election of the General Secretary. nezavisen.mk · radiosarajevo.ba · tuzlanski.ba · indeksonline.rs · racin.mk · +15 more
[● 17 SOURCES] The constitutive session of the Serbian parliament is scheduled for November 17 at 10:00 AM. fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · radiobrcko.ba · radiosarajevo.ba · tuzlanski.ba · +8 more
[● 11 SOURCES] A new government must be proposed and elected within 90 days of the Assembly's constitution. fakti.bg · nezavisen.mk · radiosarajevo.ba · tuzlanski.ba · indeksonline.rs · +5 more