Late on March 14, the Serbian parliament elected members to the reorganized government, which now has 17 ministries and 21 members, instead of the previous 24 departments and 27 members.

The vote was 129 for and 19 against. There were no abstainers.

The coalition For a European Serbia, the Socialist Party of Serbia-led coalition, the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina and the League of Vojvodina Hungarians voted in favor of the reshuffled cabinet.

Only the Democratic Party of Serbia MPs voted from the ranks of the opposition, casting their ballots against the new government.

The vote was by roll call, and the new cabinet members took their oaths after their appointment.

The parliament first acknowledged the resignations of some ministers, including those whose departments were merged with others.