SARAJEVO, Dec 7 (Hina) - The High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina Wolfgang Petritsch on Tuesday appointed the council for the future Radio Television of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina which is authorised to regulate the
programme and business policy of the house, Office of the High Representative spokeswoman Alexandra Stiglmayer said in Sarajevo on Tuesday. It was decided recently that the High Representative would appoint 14 to 21 members of the Council in the first four-year-long mandate, while the remaining seven would be appointed by the Federation's parliament. Members of the committee are journalists, language experts and university professors from all cantons in the Federation of Bosnia-Hercegovina. The High Representative also decided that Slovene reporter Tadej Labernik, who is the head of the founded committee of the Bosnia-Herzegovina public radio-television service, also takes
SARAJEVO, Dec 7 (Hina) - The High Representative for Bosnia-
Herzegovina Wolfgang Petritsch on Tuesday appointed the council
for the future Radio Television of the Federation of Bosnia-
Herzegovina which is authorised to regulate the programme and
business policy of the house, Office of the High Representative
spokeswoman Alexandra Stiglmayer said in Sarajevo on Tuesday.
It was decided recently that the High Representative would appoint
14 to 21 members of the Council in the first four-year-long mandate,
while the remaining seven would be appointed by the Federation's
parliament.
Members of the committee are journalists, language experts and
university professors from all cantons in the Federation of Bosnia-
Hercegovina.
The High Representative also decided that Slovene reporter Tadej
Labernik, who is the head of the founded committee of the Bosnia-
Herzegovina public radio-television service, also takes the role
of the international supervisor for the Radio Television of the
Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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