The Assembly marks 116 years of parliamentarism

The Assembly will mark 116 years from the introduction of parliamentarism in Montenegro today.

The exhibition of photographs, dedicated to that important date, will open the Assembly President Danijela Djurovic in the hall of Parliament.

Parliamentary Day in Montenegro is celebrated on October 31, on the day when the first National Assembly in Montenegro was constituted in Cetinje in 1906.

The Constitution for Principality of Montenegro from 1905 was replaced by the constitutional parliamentary system.

It was then established that the Principality of Montenegro is a hereditary and constitutional monarchy, the National Representation is the National Assembly, which replaces the former National Assembly, meetings and councils in Montenegro.

The Constitution at the time stipulated that the National Assembly consists of a Prophet who was freely chosen by the people and those who come by position.

These are the Metropolitan of Montenegrin-Primorski, Arcibiscup Bar and Primas Serbian, Mufti of Montenegrin, President and members of the State Council, President of the Great Court, President of the Main State Control and three Brigaders appointed by the Principal Lord.

The Constitution for the Principality of Montenegro, on July 7, 1906, was passed by the Law on the Election of the People's Prophets, under which the elections were held on September 27th.

On October 31, the first Montenegrin National Assembly was constituted in the Zeta home, so this is the day of the beginning of parliamentarism in Montenegro.

B.D.Z.