HSLS DISSATISFIED WITH PARLIAMENT'S DECISIONS

ZAGREB, April 4 (Hina) - Commenting on the Croatian Social Liberal Party's (HSLS) refusal to support a bill on changing ID cards back to include again personal identification numbers at Friday's parliament sitting, Social Liberal Zeljko Glavan said the parliament had become "a market place where laws can be bought". #L# Addressing reporters, Glavan warned about the damage and complications caused to citizens by removing the personal identification number from ID cards. He claimed that whenever the ruling coalition had a guilty conscience "it proposes conclusions like today's, which binds the government to draw up a new concept of the citizen identification number by June 1". Glavan believes that "this has to do with the plastic credit card business and attempts to squeeze money from citizens". The Social Liberal accused the coalition of "bartering one of the most stupid documents ever - the Croatian Peasant Party's textbook standards". He also warned that the reform of the education sector would cause huge damage. (hina) sp rml sb