Nova Scotia Speaker Danielle Barkhouse announced on 2026-09-04 that she is rescinding her decision to temporarily ban 36 people from the legislature premises. ^[1] Barkhouse said on 2026-09-04 that the Nova Scotia Arts Coalition, opposition parties, and the Progressive Conservative government all expressed opposition to the bans. ^[2] The temporary bans were set to take effect on 2026-09-01, following a March 2026 incident in which protesters against government budget cuts disrupted a vote in the Nova Scotia legislature. ^[3] Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly of Serbia, responded to the opposition leaders' claims about Vučić ordering spying on students. ^[4] In a post on X, Ana Brnabić said the opposition claims are expected and follow the same pattern, always targeting Vučić personally. ^[5] Leaders of opposition parties stated that President Aleksandar Vučić personally ordered spying on students. ^[6] Barkhouse warned on 2026-09-04 that if disruptions occur again, protesters will be removed from the gallery and could be barred from the legislature grounds and a committee room in a nearby office building. ^[7] Ana Brnabić said the target audience of the so-called student list is foreigners, not Serbian citizens. ^[8]