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B-H FEDERATION PARLIAMENT TO COORDINATE VIEWS ON DEFENCE LAW

SARAJEVO, 4 June (Hina) - Representatives in the Constituent Assembly of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina supported a Federal government program of activities at a session held in Sarajevo on Tuesday. The most important task of the federal government was the establishment of federal bodies of authority at all levels, Federation Premier Izudin Kapetanovic said.
SARAJEVO, 4 June (Hina) - Representatives in the Constituent Assembly of the Federation of Bosnia-Herzegovina supported a Federal government program of activities at a session held in Sarajevo on Tuesday. The most important task of the federal government was the establishment of federal bodies of authority at all levels, Federation Premier Izudin Kapetanovic said. #L# 'Our basic task is to strengthen the Federation as a multiethnic state with market economy', Kapetanovic said, stressing that considerable results had been achieved in the last four months, despite numerous difficulties. Particularly important was the establishment of a customs system and the removal of internal customs borders. In the next period, the government would try to establish united tax and payment systems as well. The Federation government would try to perform large public works in cooperation with the World Bank as well as other projects which would secure the employment of demobilized Bosnian army and Croatian Defence Council soldiers. The Government has drawn up three-year reconstruction programs which would cost some 5 million dollars. The reconstruction of destroyed and damaged residential buildings will be given priority. The Constituent Assembly adopted a report of the Assembly Commission for constitutional questions, which in the last five months has been preparing amendments to the federal Constitution so as to adjust it to the provisions of the Dayton peace agreement. A representative of the Commission, Kasim Begic, reported that 21 amendments had been fully adjusted and that three amendments were yet to be discussed. Those amendments should regulate the transfer of certain authorities between Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Federation, the appointment of heads of diplomatic and consular offices, the appointment of military officers and the status of Sarajevo. Begic announced that agreement on those issues could be reached already during this session of the parliament, which is to last several days. Members of Croat and Bosniac parliamentary benches accepted that the vote on the constitutional amendments be held after the session. According to the provisions of the Dayton peace agreement, constitutional changes should have been made three months ago. The Constitutional Assembly is to continue the session. It is expected that a bill on defence could be additionally included in the agenda, should Croat and Muslim representatives coordinate their stances. (hina) rm mm 042150 MET jun 96

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