4.2. Constitution of the Republic of Serbia CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA (“Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia” No. 98/2006) 5. Protector of Citizens Article 138 The Protector of Citizens shall be independent state body who shall protect citizens’ rights and monitor the work of public administration bodies, body in charge of legal protection of proprietary rights and interests of the Republic of Serbia, as well as other bodies and organisations, companies and institutions to which public powers have been delegated. The Protector of Citizens shall not be authorised to monitor the work of the National Assembly, President of the Republic, Government, Constitutional Court, courts and Public Prosecutor’s Offices. The Protector of Citizens shall be elected and dismissed by the National Assembly, in accordance with the Constitution and Law. The Protector of Citizens shall account for his/her work to the National Assembly. The Protector of Citizens shall enjoy immunity as a deputy. The National Assembly shall decide on the immunity of the Protector of Citizens. The Law on the Protector of Citizens shall be enacted.