PARLIAMENTARY INSTITUTE
By the Rulebook on Organisation and Job Scheme of the Parliamentary Service of 31 July 2013, instead of the Section for research, analysis, library and documentation, the organisational unit Parliamentary Institute was founded, operating within the Sector for Research, Documentation and IT Network.
Parliamentary Institute serves as a specialised information centre, which provides information and makes records and library resources available. These records and library resources are collected, kept and processed in the Parliamentary Institute, and are necessary for timely and quality exercise of parliamentary office, work of the parliamentary service and work of MP groups. The Parliamentary Institute is composed of the following units: Research Centre, Library and Documentation Centre and Archive, and Education Centre.
Research Centre prepares research papers in the form of short information notes or analysis papers on a specific topic; then comparative overview on certain issues and manner they are regulated in the region, EU member states and other countries; and also in the form of statistical overviews, aimed at supporting the work of MPs and the Service. In the context of international cooperation, the Centre prepares information and responds to requests of international organisations, national parliaments and institutions within the European Centre for Parliamentary Research and Documentation (ECPRD), and in cooperation with the Sector for Support to Legislative and Oversight Functions of the Parliament, cooperates with domestic and foreign institutions, libraries, universities, state and other institutions. The Centre also provides professional support to MPs and employees in the Service for their own research, by referring to the available data and search methods.
Library and Documentation Centre and Archive performs expert and other tasks related to: procurement, processing, storage and making available of library resources and internal documents of the Parliament, making of special library collections and databases, exchange of parliamentary documents with similar institutions at home and abroad, providing technical assistance and training for self-search of sources of information, collection, storage, classification, processing and making available of parliamentary documents, archiving of parliamentary materials and articles in connection with legislative procedure and the activities of the Parliament of Montenegro, or registration, collection, maintenance, processing, protection, selection and use of archive material. Parliamentary Library is a special library, whose primary task is the provision of services to a narrow range of users - MPs and parliamentary staff. Library funds contains publications in the field of legislation, law, international and legal practice, political science, economy and other related social sciences, as well as issues of the Official Gazette since 1945 until today, and shorthand records from parliamentary sessions, also from 1945 until today.
Education centre performs expert and other tasks within educational and informing activities, relating to: preparing and conducting educational programs (workshops for students, internships, volunteer work), opening of the Parliament to the public, educating young people, providing professional support in order to facilitate gaining of practical experience by internship and volunteering in different organisational units within the Parliament, making of parliamentary publications (performance reports of the Parliament, newsletters, brochures and other publications), and educational and informative material related to educational programs to inform the public about the work of the Parliament. The Centre conducts education programme for primary school children titled Democracy Workshops “Barbara Pramer”“.
Parliamentary autonomy with special focus on financial and administrative aspect
Role of Parliament in the accession negotiations with the EU
Area and Accomodation Capacities of Parliaments
Internal communication in parliament
Parliament - External Communication
Concession-Subject and revenues
Budget allocations intended for defence and security sector
Statistical data on the work of Parliament
Petitioning Parliament-petitions, complaints and proposals
Parliamentary working body for anti-corruption
Social Benefit in EU member states finalna verzija
The role and competences of working bodies dealing with gender equality issues
Women in the Parliament of Montenegro
Standards of the Baltic countries in the field of election process
EU standards in the field of election process
Law on parliament- legal basis and organization of work of parliament
Taxation of Hydrocarbons-Experience of Denmark, Iceland, Norway and United Kingdom
Coordination of Security-Intelligence Services and Oversight over their work
Comparative overview of type and amount of agricultural subsidies
Legislative process-length of process
PARLIAMENTARY DIALOGUE with special focus on institutions of inter-parliamentary cooperation
Minority language newspapers-legal framework, status and funding policy
Utility Services in the EU Member States
Legislative Regulation of the Libel- Experience of Several European Countries
Role of Legislative Service in Parliament
Use of Sign Language in the Parliament
Data overview related to criminal offences in the European countries and Canada
Temporary Child Support through the Alimony Fund Experience of Countries in the Region
Financial Support to Families with Children Legal Solutions in Croatia and Serbia
Setting up and Financing of MP Groups
Comparative Overview of Legal Solutions of Certain Elements of Personal Income Tax
Comparative Experiences on Tourism Valorisation of Military Facilities or Cultural Monuments
SURVIVOR'S PENSION TO UNMARRIED PARTNERS
Short information regarding the course of negotiations between Iceland and the EU
Effects of the migrant crisis in Montenegro
Exemption from enforcement on certain immovable property – legal solutions in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia
NATO - timetable and procedures for ratifying Protocols on Accession to the North Atlantic Treaty in national parliaments of NATO member states
Criminalisation of illicit enrichment of public officials in some European countries
Comparative analysis of electoral systems and manner of their regulation in EU member states and countries in the region-open vs. closed lists
Rights of employees during bankruptcy – legal solutions of countries in the region
Legal treatment of the use of cannabis for medical purposes in the member states of the European Union
Teleworking - Legal solutions in several European countries
MONTENEGRO - Parliaments role in engaging the citizens in its work