KOVAC:CROATIA WILL WARN THAT DAYTON DEAL CANT' BE VIOLATED

ZAGREB, Dec 9 (Hina) - Croatia will warn the international community that it cannot allow a possible attempt of Moslem (Bosniak) side to violate the Dayton Agreements and to impose solutions unacceptable to the Croat people in Bosnia-Herzegovina, said Croatia's Government's minister, charged with the cooperation with Bosnia and the Bosnian Croat-Moslem Federation. The Republic of Croatia, as a signatory to the Dayton Accords will react and warn the international community that it cannot let certain parties in Bosnia, in this case Alija Izetbegovic on behalf of the Moslem people, breach the Dayton Accords and impose solutions unacceptable to the Croat people, said the minister, Milan Kovac, in Zagreb on Thursday after he was asked to comment a recent statement given by Izetbegovic, a member of Bosnia-three- man Presidency, that the Dayton deal should be changed. Addressing a session of the leadership of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA), Izetbegovic, the SDA President, said the internal organisation of Bosnia-Herzegovina should be altered so that the universal adult suffrage and equal right to vote be introduced on the entire territory of Bosnia. According to Izetbegovic, the decision-making process should be also changed as he viewed the parity representation and consensus as the biggest problem. Responding to Izetbegovic's words, Kovac said "I believe that if that path be taken, Croatia, that is its government, will react and warn the international community that signed treaties cannot be breached." Izetbegovic's statement is the right confirmation that there are forces that do not want the implementation of the Dayton Accords and all documents signed since the peace agreement on Bosnia, the Croatian official added. One people cannot be sovereign on paper while its representatives are outvoted in the institutions of authority, in parliament in the executive power, he said. (hina) mm ms