CRO LOWER HOUSE ENDS DISCUSSION ON STATE-OWNED FLATS REPORT

ZAGREB, June 13 (Hina) - The Croatian House of Representatives on Thursday concluded a discussion on the Second Report on Sold State- Owned Flats which refers to the period between 11 January and 11 April 1996, when 7,629 flats were sold. 11,932 state-owned flats have been sold so far. Milan Djukic of the Serbian People's Party was the only participant in the discussion and said that the "Ministry of Defense deprived some citizens of their tenancy rights and prevented them from purchase". Aide to Croatian Defense Minister, Josip Juras, told Djukic that the Croatian Ministry of Defense and government did not discriminate among Croatian citizens. More than 95 per cent of the so called military flats could have been purchased by those who had been granted permission by the former Yugoslav People's Army, Juras said. There are still three more items on this session's agenda which will be discussed on Friday and they include a Draft Decision on the Vote of No Confidence to Administration Minister Davorin Mlakar, proposed by opposition representatives. (hina) ha jn 131827 MET jun 96