Serbia undertakes to publish its declaration through an army order issued in the king's name by Crown Prince Alexander. The reply also promises severe penalties for incitement to hatred or contempt of Austria-Hungary. Those penalties require a provision to be introduced when the national assembly next meets. Confiscating hostile publications additionally depends on an amendment to Article 22 of the constitution. The promise therefore incorporates future legislative and constitutional steps into its implementation.
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The legal qualifications in Serbia's promise to suppress hostile publications
Promises to punish hostile publications depend on later changes to the press law and constitution, illustrating the qualifications within Serbia's concessions.