ZAGREB, June 15 (Hina) - Croatia's Prime Minister Ivica Racan announced on Thursday a lot of work awaited both the government and parliament in July. According to current plans, members of the government will go on vacation the first
two weeks of August. We have not deserved more for now, Racan said ahead of today's government session, adding he expected the ministers would not use all legal possibilities for vacations given that the government had much to do. The prime minister said parliament should hold an extraordinary session in July for second readings of bills on taxes, income, and the stimulation of investments. The government should prepare for first readings bills on bankruptcy, and labour. Parliament will certainly discuss a bill on obligations to pensioners. Simultaneously, the government should prepare new concepts of reforms in the power supply, shipbuilding and railway
ZAGREB, June 15 (Hina) - Croatia's Prime Minister Ivica Racan
announced on Thursday a lot of work awaited both the government and
parliament in July.
According to current plans, members of the government will go on
vacation the first two weeks of August. We have not deserved more
for now, Racan said ahead of today's government session, adding he
expected the ministers would not use all legal possibilities for
vacations given that the government had much to do.
The prime minister said parliament should hold an extraordinary
session in July for second readings of bills on taxes, income, and
the stimulation of investments. The government should prepare for
first readings bills on bankruptcy, and labour. Parliament will
certainly discuss a bill on obligations to pensioners.
Simultaneously, the government should prepare new concepts of
reforms in the power supply, shipbuilding and railway industry for
parliament to adopt at the extraordinary session, and to prepare
appropriate legal solutions for the autumn.
Parliament's July agenda will also include constitutional changes
in view of preparing more concrete solutions for the autumn.
There is a lot of work ahead of us, said Prime Minister Racan. For
both the government and parliament July will be hardworking, we
must not lose the pace in effecting the changes we promised this
country, he added.
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