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SABOR DISCUSSES AMENDMENTS TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT

ZAGREB, May 31 (Hina) - The Croatian parliament on Thursday afternoon continued its 12th session with a discussion on draft amendments to the telecommunications law. Deputy Transport Minister Pavle Komadina explained that the proposed changes would be done in line with the commitments Croatia assumed with entering the World Trade Organisation. Thus, the Croatian Telecommunications Institute will be financed by fees from the use of radio frequencies, addresses and numbers. Under the amendments, the five-member Institute's Council will be set up, and its members, appointed by the government, will be in office for five years. The Council's task will be to appoint the Institute's director and his/her deputy. Yet another council - the Telecommunications Council - will be appointed by the parliament. Its task will be to decide on granting concessions. On Thursday afternoon, MPs unanimously passed a final bill on cha
ZAGREB, May 31 (Hina) - The Croatian parliament on Thursday afternoon continued its 12th session with a discussion on draft amendments to the telecommunications law. Deputy Transport Minister Pavle Komadina explained that the proposed changes would be done in line with the commitments Croatia assumed with entering the World Trade Organisation. Thus, the Croatian Telecommunications Institute will be financed by fees from the use of radio frequencies, addresses and numbers. Under the amendments, the five-member Institute's Council will be set up, and its members, appointed by the government, will be in office for five years. The Council's task will be to appoint the Institute's director and his/her deputy. Yet another council - the Telecommunications Council - will be appointed by the parliament. Its task will be to decide on granting concessions. On Thursday afternoon, MPs unanimously passed a final bill on changes to the Law on Medicines and Medical Products, which envisages price cuts for some 80 percent of medicines. The bill changes the system of medicine pricing and envisages the pricing of drugs in relation to drug prices in neighbouring countries, taking into account the social situation in the country. The Sabor also adopted a law on cultural councils. Parliamentarians forwarded a package of five power supplies acts, a draft act on the national science endowment, and a draft act on courts for juvenile offenders into the second reading. The Sabor ratified agreements on two loans which the Council of Europe Development Bank will grant to Croatia for the resolution of problems of returnees in the war-affected areas. (hina) ms

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