During a session held in the parliament building, it was said that in Croatia there were now nine ongoing proceedings launched due to irregularities in privatisation and that out of 411 reports about possible irregularities, 109 had been solved so far.
According to Vukelic, state-owned companies should in the future be privatised by means of five measures.
First, shares are to be offered at their nominal value, then they can be offered at a discounted price, and then under special conditions with the price of the company to be privatised being set to one kuna.
According the second measure, the Croatian Privatisation Fund will be allowed to advertise for tenders without a complicated and long procedure for collecting consents.
The third measure provides for bidding.
The fourth and fifth measures bind responsible bodies to be prompt in dealing with state-owned shares.