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. We investigate the recently proposed notion of serialisability of seman- tics for abstract argumentation frameworks. This notion describes semantics where the construction of extensions can be serialised through iterative addition of min- imal non-empty admissible sets. We investigate general relationships between serialisability and other principles from the literature. We also investigate the novel unchallenged semantics as a new instance of a serialisable semantics and, in particular, analyse it in terms of satisfied principles and computational complexity.