Constitutional Committee Supports Changes to Verify Integrity of Public Officials, Opposition Did Not Attend Session
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The amendments provide that those who refuse verification or do not eliminate the identified risk of conflict of interest cannot be proposed as a mandate holder or member of the Government.
Photo:Printscreen The Parliamentary Constitutional Committee accepted with eight votes of support the proposed constitutional amendments relating to the verification of the integrity of public officials. The session was not attended by opposition MPs, but the chairwoman of the committee, Jelena Božović (NSD), expressed her belief that opposition MPs would support the proposed amendments. The proposed amendments relate to the introduction of …
The Parliamentary Constitutional Committee has accepted with eight votes in support the proposed constitutional amendments relating to the integrity check of public officials. The session was not attended by opposition MPs, although the chairwoman of the committee, Jelena Božović (NSD), expressed her belief that opposition MPs will support the proposed amendments. The proposed amendments relate to the introduction of a mandatory prior integrity …
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