March 2 - After a new government is formed, outgoing Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Zivkovic will hand over office to the new prime minister. The ceremony will take place at the main government building, 11 Nemanjina St

March 2 - The Serbian parliament has today begun its first regular session, with the election of the new Serbian government on the agenda. Parliament Speaker and Acting Serbian President Dragan Marsicanin proposed President of the Democratic Party of Serbia Vojislav Kostunica as Prime Minister Designate. Kostunica presented the programme of the new government and named his cabinet in an address to parliament members

March 1 - The Serbian parliament will hold a session to elect a new government on Tuesday, March 2

Feb 27 - Members of the Serbian parliament on Thursday adopted the Law on ministries, which was a precondition for the formation of the new Serbian government, which will now have 17 ministries instead of the previous 19

Feb 25 - The Serbian parliament has appointed a new governor of the National Bank of Serbia (NBS), and the members to the central bank's council. At a session on Wednesday, the parliament also named new electoral commission and approved changes to several election laws

Feb 20 - Acting Serbian President and Serbian parliament Speaker Dragan Marsicanin named Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Vojislav Kostunica Serbian prime minister designate on Friday

Feb 6 - The Serbian parliament voted unanimously on Friday to elect members of the 29 permanent parliamentary committees, wrapping up its constitutive session that started on Jan 27

Feb 4 - Serbian parliament members elected Dragan Marsicanin speaker of the parliament. Marsicanin, a candidate of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), picked up 128 votes from deputies of the DSS, the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO), New Serbia (NS) and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), while the other candidate, Serbian Radical Party's (SRS) Gordana Pop-Lazic, received 81 votes

Jan 30 - The founding session of the new Serbian parliament was postponed on Friday as the parties of the democratic bloc had failed to agree on a speaker