Serbia: Hungarian party MP says Constitution must be changed

<p>Pasztor heads the SVM group in the Serbian parliament. "The Constitution, as the supreme law of the state, must reflect changes in the society, and should lay down an adequate legal framework for development. That's why it is the SVM's stand that the Constitution should be changed, and other parliamentary parties take the similar stance," he said.</p><p><br><br>The viewpoints differ only with regard to the parts of the supreme law that should be changed, Pasztor told the Magyar Szo, a Hungarian language daily published in the northern Serbian province of Vojvodina.</p><p><br><br>He underlined that the process of changing the Constitution "should not be the same as in 2006."</p>
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