SECURITY MEASURES ON BH ELECTION DAY STILL NOT AGREED ON

SARAJEVO, Sept 5 (Hina) - All details on security measures to be undertaken on 14 September, election day in Bosnia-Herzegovina, had still not been agreed on, U.N. spokesman in Sarajevo Aleksandar Ivanko said on Thursday. International Police Forces Commissioner Peter Fitzgerald was still not satisfied with a document to be signed by Bosnian Federation Minister of the Interior and his deputy and the Interior Minister of the Serb entity, Ivanko said. He refused to specify the issues at stake still being discussed, saying that the final decision must be reached by Friday. An agreement in principle formerly reached by representatives of the three sides in BH referred to full freedom of movement and undisturbed crossing of the borderline among entities. Another agreement in principle was reached that on election day there must be no arrests of war criminals, except of those against whom warrants were issued by The Hague Tribunal. Local police would however have the right and the duty to arrest all those who on 14 September attempted to cause riots and disturb the voting. (hina) ha jn 051554 MET sep 96