The Gazette Is Official in Print and in PDF; Everything Else Is Unofficial and Free

The legal information system of the Republic of Serbia, established by article 28 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata and run by the state publishing enterprise JP Službeni glasnik, which also prints the gazette itself. It carries the electronic Official Gazette, the archive of gazettes, the register and texts of regulations in force, case law, and a link to EU legal acts. Article 29 makes three things free to every internet user: the consolidated texts of regulations, the original gazettes in PDF in which the base texts were published, and the gazettes in which their amendments were published; everything else is charged for at a price the enterprise sets with the Government's consent. Addresses follow ELI: https://www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs/SlGlasnikPortal/eli/rep/sgrs/{body}/{type}/{year}/{issue}/{item} where {body} is skupstina, vlada or ministarstva, {type} is zakon, uredba, odluka or pravilnik, {issue} is the gazette number and {item} is the instrument's position among that body's instruments of that type in that issue - not its page and not its article. An amending act's own ELI resolves to the consolidated text of the act it amended. The end of every consolidated text carries a register block - Основ доношења прописа, Акт којима је пропис основ доношења, Повезани пропис - listing every subordinate instrument by gazette number and page, which is the cheapest index to Serbian secondary legislation we have found.

Standing: Maintains the text in force

Cannot be cited for: **Its consolidated texts are not official and the governing Act says so.** Article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata provides that the printed gazette and the electronic gazette in PDF are the official editions; the HTML edition is produced but is not named among them. Article 29 describes what the system offers free as 'незванично пречишћени текстови прописа' - unofficially consolidated texts. The pages themselves are headed 'Редакцијски пречишћен текст', an editorially consolidated text, which is a third form of words for the same thing. Cite it for what the law now says and say what it is; for the text as enacted, go to the gazette PDF the page links. **Its consolidations carry no sweep date.** The masthead lists every gazette number incorporated and nothing else, so there is a last amendment incorporated but no statement of a date up to which the text was checked. Do not record a consolidation cut-off from it. **It is unreliable to render and fails silently in two distinguishable ways.** A 73-character reply beginning 'Ne postoji akt sa URI-jem' is the publisher saying the address does not exist. A reply of roughly 1,225, 6,691 or 8,000 characters that begins with the Glasnik contact line or with the gazette navigation is the PIS home page served because the single-page application did not render the document - a failure of our extraction, never an absence of the instrument. Where /reg returns one of those, dropping /reg often renders the same instrument: the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana at .../zakon/2001/24/1/reg returned the home page on four attempts and .../zakon/2001/24/1 returned 266,652 characters of it. The dated form .../reg/YYYY-MM-DD renders a different and shorter version of the same instrument, so quotations must not be mixed between the two addresses. **Its texts mix scripts.** The statutes are published in Cyrillic, but article 40 of the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana carries Latin e, o and a glyphs inside Cyrillic words, and article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona prints 'РDF' with a Cyrillic Р while article 29 prints 'PDF' with a Latin one. Both are the publisher's own encoding and quotations must reproduce them. **It interleaves furniture with the statute**: 'Мишљења, модели и литература' and 'Судска пракса' are inserted after article headings, so a quotation taken across an article boundary will contain words the legislator never wrote. **Its English service cannot be cited.** propisi.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs advertises 'More than 200 basic and refined texts of regulations of the Republic of Serbia translated into English' under ISSN 1452-6662, but it is a subscription product and a single-page application: both / and /index returned the same 1,499-character shell, so no English text of any Serbian instrument was readable here.

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The legal information system of the Republic of Serbia, established by article 28 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata and run by the state publishing enterprise JP Službeni glasnik, which also prints the gazette itself. It carries the electronic Official Gazette, the archive of gazettes, the register and texts of regulations in force, case law, and a link to EU legal acts. Article 29 makes three things free to every internet user: the consolidated texts of regulations, the original gazettes in PDF in which the base texts were published, and the gazettes in which their amendments were published; everything else is charged for at a price the enterprise sets with the Government's consent. Addresses follow ELI: https://www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs/SlGlasnikPortal/eli/rep/sgrs/{body}/{type}/{year}/{issue}/{item} where {body} is skupstina, vlada or ministarstva, {type} is zakon, uredba, odluka or pravilnik, {issue} is the gazette number and {item} is the instrument's position among that body's instruments of that type in that issue - not its page and not its article. An amending act's own ELI resolves to the consolidated text of the act it amended. The end of every consolidated text carries a register block - Основ доношења прописа, Акт којима је пропис основ доношења, Повезани пропис - listing every subordinate instrument by gazette number and page, which is the cheapest index to Serbian secondary legislation we have found.

Standing: Maintains the text in force

Cannot be cited for: **Its consolidated texts are not official and the governing Act says so.** Article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata provides that the printed gazette and the electronic gazette in PDF are the official editions; the HTML edition is produced but is not named among them. Article 29 describes what the system offers free as 'незванично пречишћени текстови прописа' - unofficially consolidated texts. The pages themselves are headed 'Редакцијски пречишћен текст', an editorially consolidated text, which is a third form of words for the same thing. Cite it for what the law now says and say what it is; for the text as enacted, go to the gazette PDF the page links. **Its consolidations carry no sweep date.** The masthead lists every gazette number incorporated and nothing else, so there is a last amendment incorporated but no statement of a date up to which the text was checked. Do not record a consolidation cut-off from it. **It is unreliable to render and fails silently in two distinguishable ways.** A 73-character reply beginning 'Ne postoji akt sa URI-jem' is the publisher saying the address does not exist. A reply of roughly 1,225, 6,691 or 8,000 characters that begins with the Glasnik contact line or with the gazette navigation is the PIS home page served because the single-page application did not render the document - a failure of our extraction, never an absence of the instrument. Where /reg returns one of those, dropping /reg often renders the same instrument: the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana at .../zakon/2001/24/1/reg returned the home page on four attempts and .../zakon/2001/24/1 returned 266,652 characters of it. The dated form .../reg/YYYY-MM-DD renders a different and shorter version of the same instrument, so quotations must not be mixed between the two addresses. **Its texts mix scripts.** The statutes are published in Cyrillic, but article 40 of the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana carries Latin e, o and a glyphs inside Cyrillic words, and article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona prints 'РDF' with a Cyrillic Р while article 29 prints 'PDF' with a Latin one. Both are the publisher's own encoding and quotations must reproduce them. **It interleaves furniture with the statute**: 'Мишљења, модели и литература' and 'Судска пракса' are inserted after article headings, so a quotation taken across an article boundary will contain words the legislator never wrote. **Its English service cannot be cited.** propisi.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs advertises 'More than 200 basic and refined texts of regulations of the Republic of Serbia translated into English' under ISSN 1452-6662, but it is a subscription product and a single-page application: both / and /index returned the same 1,499-character shell, so no English text of any Serbian instrument was readable here.

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The legal information system of the Republic of Serbia, established by article 28 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata and run by the state publishing enterprise JP Službeni glasnik, which also prints the gazette itself. It carries the electronic Official Gazette, the archive of gazettes, the register and texts of regulations in force, case law, and a link to EU legal acts. Article 29 makes three things free to every internet user: the consolidated texts of regulations, the original gazettes in PDF in which the base texts were published, and the gazettes in which their amendments were published; everything else is charged for at a price the enterprise sets with the Government's consent. Addresses follow ELI: https://www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs/SlGlasnikPortal/eli/rep/sgrs/{body}/{type}/{year}/{issue}/{item} where {body} is skupstina, vlada or ministarstva, {type} is zakon, uredba, odluka or pravilnik, {issue} is the gazette number and {item} is the instrument's position among that body's instruments of that type in that issue - not its page and not its article. An amending act's own ELI resolves to the consolidated text of the act it amended. The end of every consolidated text carries a register block - Основ доношења прописа, Акт којима је пропис основ доношења, Повезани пропис - listing every subordinate instrument by gazette number and page, which is the cheapest index to Serbian secondary legislation we have found.

Standing: Maintains the text in force

Cannot be cited for: **Its consolidated texts are not official and the governing Act says so.** Article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata provides that the printed gazette and the electronic gazette in PDF are the official editions; the HTML edition is produced but is not named among them. Article 29 describes what the system offers free as 'незванично пречишћени текстови прописа' - unofficially consolidated texts. The pages themselves are headed 'Редакцијски пречишћен текст', an editorially consolidated text, which is a third form of words for the same thing. Cite it for what the law now says and say what it is; for the text as enacted, go to the gazette PDF the page links. **Its consolidations carry no sweep date.** The masthead lists every gazette number incorporated and nothing else, so there is a last amendment incorporated but no statement of a date up to which the text was checked. Do not record a consolidation cut-off from it. **It is unreliable to render and fails silently in two distinguishable ways.** A 73-character reply beginning 'Ne postoji akt sa URI-jem' is the publisher saying the address does not exist. A reply of roughly 1,225, 6,691 or 8,000 characters that begins with the Glasnik contact line or with the gazette navigation is the PIS home page served because the single-page application did not render the document - a failure of our extraction, never an absence of the instrument. Where /reg returns one of those, dropping /reg often renders the same instrument: the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana at .../zakon/2001/24/1/reg returned the home page on four attempts and .../zakon/2001/24/1 returned 266,652 characters of it. The dated form .../reg/YYYY-MM-DD renders a different and shorter version of the same instrument, so quotations must not be mixed between the two addresses. **Its texts mix scripts.** The statutes are published in Cyrillic, but article 40 of the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana carries Latin e, o and a glyphs inside Cyrillic words, and article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona prints 'РDF' with a Cyrillic Р while article 29 prints 'PDF' with a Latin one. Both are the publisher's own encoding and quotations must reproduce them. **It interleaves furniture with the statute**: 'Мишљења, модели и литература' and 'Судска пракса' are inserted after article headings, so a quotation taken across an article boundary will contain words the legislator never wrote. **Its English service cannot be cited.** propisi.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs advertises 'More than 200 basic and refined texts of regulations of the Republic of Serbia translated into English' under ISSN 1452-6662, but it is a subscription product and a single-page application: both / and /index returned the same 1,499-character shell, so no English text of any Serbian instrument was readable here.

We re-read it every 60 days. More about this source

The legal information system of the Republic of Serbia, established by article 28 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata and run by the state publishing enterprise JP Službeni glasnik, which also prints the gazette itself. It carries the electronic Official Gazette, the archive of gazettes, the register and texts of regulations in force, case law, and a link to EU legal acts. Article 29 makes three things free to every internet user: the consolidated texts of regulations, the original gazettes in PDF in which the base texts were published, and the gazettes in which their amendments were published; everything else is charged for at a price the enterprise sets with the Government's consent. Addresses follow ELI: https://www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs/SlGlasnikPortal/eli/rep/sgrs/{body}/{type}/{year}/{issue}/{item} where {body} is skupstina, vlada or ministarstva, {type} is zakon, uredba, odluka or pravilnik, {issue} is the gazette number and {item} is the instrument's position among that body's instruments of that type in that issue - not its page and not its article. An amending act's own ELI resolves to the consolidated text of the act it amended. The end of every consolidated text carries a register block - Основ доношења прописа, Акт којима је пропис основ доношења, Повезани пропис - listing every subordinate instrument by gazette number and page, which is the cheapest index to Serbian secondary legislation we have found.

Standing: Maintains the text in force

Cannot be cited for: **Its consolidated texts are not official and the governing Act says so.** Article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata provides that the printed gazette and the electronic gazette in PDF are the official editions; the HTML edition is produced but is not named among them. Article 29 describes what the system offers free as 'незванично пречишћени текстови прописа' - unofficially consolidated texts. The pages themselves are headed 'Редакцијски пречишћен текст', an editorially consolidated text, which is a third form of words for the same thing. Cite it for what the law now says and say what it is; for the text as enacted, go to the gazette PDF the page links. **Its consolidations carry no sweep date.** The masthead lists every gazette number incorporated and nothing else, so there is a last amendment incorporated but no statement of a date up to which the text was checked. Do not record a consolidation cut-off from it. **It is unreliable to render and fails silently in two distinguishable ways.** A 73-character reply beginning 'Ne postoji akt sa URI-jem' is the publisher saying the address does not exist. A reply of roughly 1,225, 6,691 or 8,000 characters that begins with the Glasnik contact line or with the gazette navigation is the PIS home page served because the single-page application did not render the document - a failure of our extraction, never an absence of the instrument. Where /reg returns one of those, dropping /reg often renders the same instrument: the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana at .../zakon/2001/24/1/reg returned the home page on four attempts and .../zakon/2001/24/1 returned 266,652 characters of it. The dated form .../reg/YYYY-MM-DD renders a different and shorter version of the same instrument, so quotations must not be mixed between the two addresses. **Its texts mix scripts.** The statutes are published in Cyrillic, but article 40 of the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana carries Latin e, o and a glyphs inside Cyrillic words, and article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona prints 'РDF' with a Cyrillic Р while article 29 prints 'PDF' with a Latin one. Both are the publisher's own encoding and quotations must reproduce them. **It interleaves furniture with the statute**: 'Мишљења, модели и литература' and 'Судска пракса' are inserted after article headings, so a quotation taken across an article boundary will contain words the legislator never wrote. **Its English service cannot be cited.** propisi.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs advertises 'More than 200 basic and refined texts of regulations of the Republic of Serbia translated into English' under ISSN 1452-6662, but it is a subscription product and a single-page application: both / and /index returned the same 1,499-character shell, so no English text of any Serbian instrument was readable here.

We re-read it every 60 days. More about this source

The legal information system of the Republic of Serbia, established by article 28 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata and run by the state publishing enterprise JP Službeni glasnik, which also prints the gazette itself. It carries the electronic Official Gazette, the archive of gazettes, the register and texts of regulations in force, case law, and a link to EU legal acts. Article 29 makes three things free to every internet user: the consolidated texts of regulations, the original gazettes in PDF in which the base texts were published, and the gazettes in which their amendments were published; everything else is charged for at a price the enterprise sets with the Government's consent. Addresses follow ELI: https://www.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs/SlGlasnikPortal/eli/rep/sgrs/{body}/{type}/{year}/{issue}/{item} where {body} is skupstina, vlada or ministarstva, {type} is zakon, uredba, odluka or pravilnik, {issue} is the gazette number and {item} is the instrument's position among that body's instruments of that type in that issue - not its page and not its article. An amending act's own ELI resolves to the consolidated text of the act it amended. The end of every consolidated text carries a register block - Основ доношења прописа, Акт којима је пропис основ доношења, Повезани пропис - listing every subordinate instrument by gazette number and page, which is the cheapest index to Serbian secondary legislation we have found.

Standing: Maintains the text in force

Cannot be cited for: **Its consolidated texts are not official and the governing Act says so.** Article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona i drugih propisa i akata provides that the printed gazette and the electronic gazette in PDF are the official editions; the HTML edition is produced but is not named among them. Article 29 describes what the system offers free as 'незванично пречишћени текстови прописа' - unofficially consolidated texts. The pages themselves are headed 'Редакцијски пречишћен текст', an editorially consolidated text, which is a third form of words for the same thing. Cite it for what the law now says and say what it is; for the text as enacted, go to the gazette PDF the page links. **Its consolidations carry no sweep date.** The masthead lists every gazette number incorporated and nothing else, so there is a last amendment incorporated but no statement of a date up to which the text was checked. Do not record a consolidation cut-off from it. **It is unreliable to render and fails silently in two distinguishable ways.** A 73-character reply beginning 'Ne postoji akt sa URI-jem' is the publisher saying the address does not exist. A reply of roughly 1,225, 6,691 or 8,000 characters that begins with the Glasnik contact line or with the gazette navigation is the PIS home page served because the single-page application did not render the document - a failure of our extraction, never an absence of the instrument. Where /reg returns one of those, dropping /reg often renders the same instrument: the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana at .../zakon/2001/24/1/reg returned the home page on four attempts and .../zakon/2001/24/1 returned 266,652 characters of it. The dated form .../reg/YYYY-MM-DD renders a different and shorter version of the same instrument, so quotations must not be mixed between the two addresses. **Its texts mix scripts.** The statutes are published in Cyrillic, but article 40 of the Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana carries Latin e, o and a glyphs inside Cyrillic words, and article 26 of the Zakon o objavljivanju zakona prints 'РDF' with a Cyrillic Р while article 29 prints 'PDF' with a Latin one. Both are the publisher's own encoding and quotations must reproduce them. **It interleaves furniture with the statute**: 'Мишљења, модели и литература' and 'Судска пракса' are inserted after article headings, so a quotation taken across an article boundary will contain words the legislator never wrote. **Its English service cannot be cited.** propisi.pravno-informacioni-sistem.rs advertises 'More than 200 basic and refined texts of regulations of the Republic of Serbia translated into English' under ISSN 1452-6662, but it is a subscription product and a single-page application: both / and /index returned the same 1,499-character shell, so no English text of any Serbian instrument was readable here.

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