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MINISTER: CROATIA IS PREPARING ANSWERS TO EC QUESTIONNAIRE

ZAGREB, April 16 (Hina) - The European Integration Ministry has already started preparing answers to the European Commission's questionnaire, which should arrive in June this year, Croatia's European Integration Minister Neven Mimica told reporters in Zagreb on Wednesday.
ZAGREB, April 16 (Hina) - The European Integration Ministry has already started preparing answers to the European Commission's questionnaire, which should arrive in June this year, Croatia's European Integration Minister Neven Mimica told reporters in Zagreb on Wednesday. #L# Mimica spoke about Croatia's future steps on the road to the European Union following Monday's decision by the EU's Council of Ministers to entrust the European Commission with evaluating Croatia's application for EU membership. The ministry has so far analysed all questionnaires and answers of EU candidate-countries to speed up the process which is ahead of Croatia. According to the analyses, the questionnaires contain 3,137 questions related to legislation, institutions, economy and other issues. Mimica's assistant Tamara Obradovic said 47% of all questions referred to legislation, while 26% were analytical questions and those concerning institutions. Croatia's questionnaire will also contain regulations of the Amsterdam agreement under which the evaluation of candidate- countries is also based on their compliance with general European standards, such as the state of democracy, freedoms and minority rights. The ministry has already contacted other ministries so they could complete their part of the job in answering the questionnaire. The ministry expects Croatia will be given three months to answer the questionnaire. Mimica believes the job will be completed on time and that the EC could evaluate Croatia's application by April next year. Croatia hopes it will be able to join the EU in the second expansion round in 2007, he said. "What is important in the next stage of the process of drawing closer to the EU is setting up a stable team of negotiators, which should not change until the end of the talks," Mimica said, hoping that the composition of the team would not be affected by pre- and post-election arrangements. Talks on the team's composition have not started yet, but it should be formed before summer, he said. (hina) rml

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