ZAGREB, Dec 17 (Hina) - The Croatian Constitutional Court at Friday's session established that the decision reached by the Croatian Government on December 2 about the lists of voters had been in line with the Constitution and the Law
on Lists of Voters. The Government had at the time decided that lists of voters did not have to be submitted to parties on computer discs, as requested by the Croatian Social Liberal Party (HSLS). Subsequently, the HSLS forwarded a request to the Constitutional Court to discuss the decision. "The Constitutional Court established that all political parties are able to get insight into lists of voters in the same way as regulated for any citizen, as lists of voters are public books. Thus, the Constitutional Court decided that the disputed Government's decision had not been in disagreement with the Law on Lists of Voters," the Constitutional Court said in the state
ZAGREB, Dec 17 (Hina) - The Croatian Constitutional Court at
Friday's session established that the decision reached by the
Croatian Government on December 2 about the lists of voters had been
in line with the Constitution and the Law on Lists of Voters.
The Government had at the time decided that lists of voters did not
have to be submitted to parties on computer discs, as requested by
the Croatian Social Liberal Party (HSLS).
Subsequently, the HSLS forwarded a request to the Constitutional
Court to discuss the decision.
"The Constitutional Court established that all political parties
are able to get insight into lists of voters in the same way as
regulated for any citizen, as lists of voters are public books.
Thus, the Constitutional Court decided that the disputed
Government's decision had not been in disagreement with the Law on
Lists of Voters," the Constitutional Court said in the statement
issued Friday.
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