By Ana Vujnovic, 23 October 2026
Flag of Montenegro (photo credit: jorono via pixabay)
The Parliament of Montenegro adopted the Government’s proposal to amend the Constitution, introducing mandatory preliminary integrity checks for candidates for prime minister and members of the government. [ . . . ] The vote in the Parliament was preceded by a session of the Constitutional Committee, where the amendment submitted by independent MP Nikola Janovic had been accepted, stipulating the integrity checks laws to be adopted by a two-thirds majority.
Deputy Prime Minister Momo Koprivica said during the session that integrity checks of the candidates for prime minister and members of the Government would strengthen the role of the parliament and protect democracy.
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