After thirteen years since initial promises made by current President Aleksandar Vučić, then Prime Minister, the Serbian government has formally adopted a draft law concerning parental leave and caregiver benefits. The proposed legislation aims to provide financial support and employment protection for parents or guardians who need to take time off work to care for a sick child. The law has been a long-standing demand from parent and advocacy groups who have campaigned for improved support systems for families with children requiring extended care. Details of the law’s provisions, including the level of financial assistance and duration of leave, are yet to be fully disclosed. The draft will now proceed through the parliamentary process for further debate and potential amendments. This approval marks a significant step towards addressing the needs of families facing challenging healthcare situations for their children. The legislation is expected to be implemented following parliamentary approval and subsequent publication in the Official Gazette.