
BANJA LUKA, (Patria) - A session of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska is underway in Banja Luka, the agenda of which was adopted after an hour of debate.
Namely, MP Draško Stanivuković proposed that the Bill on Public Order and the Draft Law on Amendments to the Law on Internal Affairs be withdrawn from the agenda.
During the debate on this proposal, Stanivuković called out the Minister of Internal Affairs and told him to withdraw the mentioned laws from the agenda.
"You cannot do that, Minister. I promise you, if the law on public order passes, I will organize an exhibition of your photos and photos of all the mayors. You cannot forbid people and the media from taking pictures. I will become a professional photographer because of you," Stanivuković said, referring to the Convention on Human Rights.
He then took out his mobile phone and photographed the Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of RS, Dragan Lukač, for which he was warned by the President of the NSRS, Nedeljko Čubrilović.
In the end, the NSRS voted on Stanivuković's proposals, and none of the proposals received support.
Out of a total of 75 present MPs, 66 voted on the withdrawal of the Draft Law on Amendments to the Law on Police and Internal Affairs. 20 MPs voted in favor, 39 against, and seven abstained.
Regarding the withdrawal of the Bill on Public Order, 67 MPs voted. 21 MPs voted in favor, 37 against, while nine MPs abstained.
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