Moreover, Article 58.2 provides that “[t]he places where signatures are collected must be available to the public, and their use for the purposes of collecting signatures may not interfere to a significant extent with the normal use of those places, nor violate public order”. The phrase “to a significant extent” does not appear in the Serbian version available to the public. Since the collection of signatures nearly always needs using public ground, not qualifying the interference with the normal use of those places would imperil the possibility to collect signatures. It is therefore indispensable to forbid only major interferences with the normal use of public places.