ZAGREB, Sept 27 (Hina) - The Croatian Parliament's House of
Representatives adjourned a session on Friday after deputies
failed to agree whether the Mass Media Bill was adopted or
not.
The session is to resume on Wednesday, October 2, when the
bill will be put to the vote again at the written request of
20 deputies.
Fifty-eight deputies voted in favour of the bill, 26 were
against while one abstained.
Speaker Vlatko Pavletic said that the bill was passed by a
majority of the vote.
Social Democractic deputy Mato Arlovic countered that the
passage of the bill required a majority vote of the total
number of deputies, or 64 votes since the lower house has 127
seats.
Vladimir Seks of the Croatian Democratic Union proposed that
the bill be declared adopted since it was a condition for
Croatia's admission to the Council of Europe.
"If someone wants to institute legal proceedings before the
Constitutional Court, let them do it," he said.
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