PODGORICA MEDIA INFORM:
NEW PROPOSAL FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTER

Podgorica – The Commission for drafting the Constitutional charter of Serbia and Montenegro might soon get a new draft of the document, coordinated by the governments of Serbia and Montenegro – inform Podgorica media, quoting the well informed sources from Beta Agency.
Officially, the proponent of the draft will not be the two governments, and the new draft "might be acceptable for the majority of the participators in the negotiations" – quotes "Pobjeda".
The member of the Commission for drafting of the Constitutional Charter of Serbia and Montenegro and the official of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), Miodrag Vukovic, underlined, however, that the possibility that the governments of Serbia and Montenegro agree also about the political aspect of the Belgrade Agreement should not be ruled out.

CONTINUATION OF THE DISCUSSION OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF MONTENEGRO'S PARLIAMENTARY PARTIES ABOUT THE ELECTION AND MEDIA LAWS
NO AGREEMENT SO FAR

Podgorica – Not even yesterday did the representatives of Montenegro's parliamentary parties succeeded in reaching an agreement about the election and media laws, that are supposed to be in effect at the coming parliamentary elections.
The discussion about the election of the Republic and municipal electoral commissions, as well as about the way of the mandate allocation in the electoral unit where Albanians make the majority of the population, will be continued today. The representatives of the OSCE and the Council of Europe will also attend the meeting.
The representatives of Montenegro's parliamentary parties are also expected to discuss about the rules regarding the media presentation of political parties in the electoral campaign.

PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF MONTENEGRO LJUBISA KRGOVIC:
NEW WAY OF PAYMENT BETWEEN MONTENEGRO AND SERBIA

Podgorica – The Central Bank of Montenegro (CBCG) presented recently to the National Bank of Yugoslavia a proposal of the payment system between Montenegro and Serbia – stated Ljubisa Krgovic, the president of the Council the CBCG in his interview to Podgorica daily "Vijesti".
The essence of the proposal, according to Krgovic, implies opening of collective accounts for both central banks, which would channel all payment actions between the two republics.
The system of payment proposed by the CBCG represents the application of the agreement of the governments of Serbia and Montenegro, which implies the harmonization of economic relations, primarily the two separate monetary and banking systems – Krgovic said.