On May 11, the President of the REM Council, Olivera Zekić, considered it a political demand of the opposition that the members of that body should submit their resignations, and that the National Assembly should discuss it
On June 7, several non-governmental associations in a joint statement called on the members of the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM) Council to submit their irrevocable resignations
On June 8, Judita Popović, a member of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media (REM) Council, resigned from that position and stated that she “realized in the past month that it has become pointless to stay part of a body that does not navigate space and time and ignores enormous social turbulence and public dissatisfaction”
On June 8, REM Council member Višnja Aranđelović said that she was thinking about resigning
On June 22, at the Session of the Serbian Parliament, the Prime Minister, Ana Brnabić, assessed the opposition’s request for the dismissal of REM members as irrelevant, because, as she emphasized, she does not appoint them