At AVNOJ assumes greater legislative and executive functions—and elects a central National Liberation Committee, which becomes virtually a provisional government—at its second session at Jajce on November 29–30, 1943, which includes representatives of various ethnic and political groups.

Tito is proclaimed marshal of Yugoslavia and prime minister, and a plan is adopted for a postwar reorganization of the kingdom into a federation of six equal republics.

Further, AVNOJ issues a declaration forbidding King Petar to return to the country until a popular referendum has been held on the status of the monarchy.