ZAGREB, Dec 12 (Hina) - The Croatian government on Thursday passed
a bill proposing the establishment of a fund for compensation of
confiscated property. It also proposed that a deadline for
adjusting laws to the Constitution, which expires on December 31,
be extended for another year.
The fund is to be set up in line with the law on compensation
for property confiscated during Yugoslav communist rule. It will be
used for payment of compensation in the form of government bonds.
Under the Compensation for Seized Property Act, which is to
enter into force on January 1, former owners will in principle be
compensated for in cash or securities.
The government has sent to parliament for urgent consideration
draft amendments to the law on the salaries of judges and other
judicial officials, which propose payment of a bonus for years of
service.
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