PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS SESSION UNTIL WEDNESDAY

ZAGREB, Oct 4 (Hina) - Croatia's Parliament House of Representatives Friday gave vote of confidence in Agriculture and Forestry Minister Matej Jankovic. By a majority of vote members of parliament refused a proposal of 20 opposition deputies to take vote of no confidence in Minister Jankovic. The lower house voted on some ten issues that had been discussed this week, and then adjourned the 11th session until Wednesday. The lower house heard of an additional Government report on the audit and demanded from the Government to continue to take decisive measures against unlawful acts at which the National Audit Office pointed out. By a majority of vote parliamentarians accepted a report on the work of the state attorney. A bill on marking Homeland War mass graves received unanimous support in the first reading. The lower house decided that a bill on the education in minorities' languages should pass through the third reading. The lower house refused a proposal by the Social and Democratic Party (SDP) that the parliamentary labour, social policy and health committee control whether the Government and pension and disablement insurance funds work in line with laws, find how much the Republic of Croatia was in debt to pension funds and how it can pay the debt. (hina) jn mš 042135 MET oct 96