The Serbian MPs are expected to vote on several bills important for achieving the EU candidate status on Monday, thus concluding the adoption of laws included in the European agenda.

The voting is expected to take place on Monday tabling bills which were discussed at three sessions in September, as well as discussing two personnel decisions, Tanjug was told in the parliament.

The MPs will vote on the bills on public property, restitution of property and indemnification, the civil and criminal procedure, protection of business secrets, railways, patents, and the amendments to the Law on Copyright and Related Rights.

The agenda had also included the amendments to the Law on the Restitution of Property to Churches and Religious Communities, but the Serbian government withdrew them from the procedure.