PAVKOVIC AFFAIR TO BE DISCUSSED AT YUGOSLAV PARLIAMENT?

BELGRADE, July 1 (Hina) - The chairman of the Yugoslav parliament's Council of Citizens, Dragoljub Micunovic, said on Monday that two initiatives had been submitted to the parliament to form a commission of enquiry for the "affair" of the dismissed Yugoslav army chief-of-staff. The initiatives will be discussed at the end of this or the beginning of next week. #L# One of the initiatives originated from the ruling DOS coalition, and the other from President Vojislav Kostunica's Democratic Party of Serbia. Requests for the establishment of a commission of enquiry followed after the dismissed chief-of-staff, Nebojsa Pavkovic, claimed that Kostunica's advisors last year tried to abuse the army by requesting that soldiers break into the Serbian government's Communications Bureau, with the excuse that the office was tapped. A senior official of the Democratic Party of Serbia, Dejan Mihajlov, on Monday advocated the establishment of a commission of enquiry which "should ascertain whether there was serious abuse of office" by senior state officials. He cited alleged cases of unauthorised tapping of state officials' telephones and the disclosure of state and military secrets in the media. (hina) lml sb