Next year, Serbia is facing changes in the Constitution. In addition to an independent judiciary, citizens will decide in a referendum, most likely, on deleting the preamble of Kosovo and reduction of the number of MPs.

Serbia will change at least two times the Constitution until entry into the EU.

President Tomislav Nikolic has said he will give a mandate to form a new government to SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic. Speaking on Sunday, he added that if the Serbian Constitution is changed in the future, he knows there will be no change to the preamble that states Kosovo and Metohija is an integral part of Serbia.

"I think I will not even have to hold consultations on a PM-designate as everything depends on whether someone has managed to secure 126 MPs who will vote for a government," he said, according to Tanjug.

Referendum, or decision on what Serbia should do, is the question which divided the Serbian Government officials, in a situation when Western countries are pressing Serbia with requests related to the Kosovo and Metohija. Serbian President Nikolic is advocating the idea of referendum, where citizens should decide. Serbian Prime Minister Vucic also recently said that he “will ask people how to deal with this issue in the future”, and in the light of the attempts to prejudge the outcome of the Brussels dialogue.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said that due to joining the EU, the Constitution of Serbia has to change and that would be necessary a broad consensus for it.

On the question of the students of the Faculty of Law in Belgrade, whether the highest legal act will have to be changed because of a preamble in which Kosovo and Metohija is referred to as an integral part of Serbia; the Prime Minister said that it will be due to "Serbia's accession to the EU."