SERBS SEND CONDITIONS FOR ATTENDING BOSNIAN PARLIAMENT SESSION

( Editorial: --> 8445 ) SARAJEVO, Dec 15 (Hina) - The holding of sessions of the Parliament of Bosnia-Herzegovina, which was expected to finally adopt laws on citizenship and travel documents on Monday, has again been brought into question. After a one-hour wait for today's sitting to begin, House of Representatives deputy chairman Halid Genjac told reporters how Serb MPs sent a message that they would take part in the work of parliament and adopt the proposed laws. But that would occur only on condition that parliament at the same time formally approve an agreement between the Serb member of the Bosnian Presidency Momcilo Krajisnik and Yugoslav Foreign Minister Milan Milutinovic about dual citizenship for Bosnian Serbs, signed on 13 November in Belgrade. Genjac accused this behaviour as going back on earlier attained agreements as well as the conclusions of last week's Peace Implementation Council conference in Bonn, stressing that these types of ultimatums could not be agreed to. According to Genjac, this stance was supported by the Office of the High Representative for the implementation of the Dayton agreement. (Hina) mm mb 151650 MET dec 97