The Yugoslav Federal Presidency, afraid of the overthrow of the LCY leadership in the same way as it had happened with local party leaderships in Vojvodina and Montenegro, put the country's police forces on a state of alert and warned the Serbian leadership of a state of emergency being possibly declared if more demonstrations took place in Belgrade during the session. The session itself went in a normal way but didn't bring any positive results.
The Yugoslav Federal Presidency, worried about potential unrest similar to what had happened with local party leaderships in Vojvodina and Montenegro, heightened security measures by placing the country's police forces on high alert and warned the Serbian leadership that a state of emergency might be declared if more protests occurred in Belgrade during the session. The session itself proceeded as planned but did not produce any positive outcomes.