Ivica Klem and Zeljko Nenadic of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) were stripped of immunity on suspicion of abuse of office and provision of false information.
Frano Piplovic of the Democratic Centre (DC) party was stripped of immunity on suspicion of having illegally sacked an employee while he was director of Radio Brod. Anto Djapic of the Party of Rights (HSP) was stripped of immunity on suspicion of having copied his master's thesis, while Srecko Ferencak of the Croatian People's Party (HNS) was stripped of immunity on suspicion of financial wrongdoings.
The parliament passed a law on the production and supply of heat under which the price of heating would be determined according to daily consumption and a tariff system in which the price of fuel will be an important component.
The parliament ratified an agreement with Serbia and Montenegro on the protection of the Croat minority in that country and protection of the Serb and Montenegrin minorities in Croatia.
The Sabor adopted changes to the Law on Areas of Special State Interest and Mountainous Areas under which income tax will be kept by local self-government units in those areas.
The Sabor will continue its 13th session on Tuesday, a day sooner than planned because the parties agreed not to sit on Thursday and Friday due to the Easter holidays.