Lobbying in Serbia
According to the Law on Lobbying from the “gray zone”, lobbying in Serbia is moving into legal channels. The law introduces a rule that lobbyists and lobbied persons submit reports on meetings and contacts with politicians to the Anti-Corruption Agency.
The basic idea of the Law on Lobbying in Serbia is to protect the integrity of the issuers of general acts, emphasizing that every person has the right to fight for their interests.
The idea of regulating this area is to ensure transparency, to protect the integrity of the issuers of general acts, to regulate this area, because according to the constitution, everyone has the right to fight for their interests. The public interest is the main criterion for deciding what is legal lobbying and what is a violation of the law.
The main criterion for deciding or reaching a decision on what is legal lobbying and what is a violation of the law, in terms of various crimes in the field of corruption and influence peddling, is the public interest.
Lobbying persons are persons who have an influence on the adoption of general acts.
Lobbying is actually an activity aimed at the issuers of general acts in order to achieve the interest of lobbying users.
The functioning of the rule of law and a good legal framework reduce the risk of corruption. Reduced risk of corruption improves the business climate. In a better business climate, new investors are coming, but also existing ones are expanding their business.
Otherwise, one of the activities of the agency that is transparent to the citizens is the control of costs in the field. The agency has a network of observers in major cities in Serbia that controls costs in the field and compares them with reported costs. All political entities participating in the elections must submit a cost report to the Anti-Corruption Agency.
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