The meeting revolved around the ongoing process of constitutional reforms in Serbia. National Assembly Speaker Ivica Dacic expressed regret that the meeting had to be held online, not in person as was previously planned, due to the complex epidemiological situation. He thanked all members and experts of the Commission who had shown to be deeply interested in the success of the process of amending the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, stressing that today's meetings are a very important part of the overall procedure of passing constitutional amendments, which has already gone through several important phases. He restated that the Republic of Serbia has tried to ensure the transparency and openness of the process, primarily by organising numerous public hearings where representatives of the professional public presented their views, ideas and proposals.

After these public hearings, the Committee on Constitutional and Legislative Issues made certain changes to the text of the draft Law amending and modifying the Constitution, based on the material collected during the public hearings, which were sent to the Venice Commission.

National Assembly Speaker Ivica Dacic said he hoped that the Venice Commission would consider the submitted draft Law and amendments at its coming 128th plenary session in Venice and give its official opinion on them.

The President of the Venice Commission Gianni Buquicchio indicated that the rapporteurs’ opinion at the coming session of the Commission would be very favourable for Serbia and that he was convinced it would be adopted as such.