BOSNIA'S MINISTERIAL COUNCIL FAILS TO AGREE ON RULE BOOK

SARAJEVO, Jan 13 (Hina) - Bosnia-Herzegovina's Council of Ministers failed to agree on a rule book about the Council's work, on Monday's session in the Museum's building, in downtown Sarajevo. After the four-hour-long session, the Council vice president Neven Tomic told reporters that following a detailed discussion a draft rule book had been returned to a commission that had made it and that was supposed now to include fresh remarks and proposals in it. According to Tomic, the Council of Ministers discussed activities that should be taken to fulfill conclusions of the Economic Forum on Bosnia, held in Sarajevo on Sunday. They also considered activities which should be taken in order to implement some conclusions of the recent donors' conference referring to the establishment of a system necessary for making arrangements with the International Monetary Fund. Present at Monday's session were the World Bank's mission chief in Bosnia, Rory O'Sullivan, and the International Monetary Fund's mission chief, Scott Brown. According to unofficial sources, they took part in a discussion on the establishment of the Central Bank. (hina) mš 131831 MET jan 97