CROATIAN PARLIAMENT TO DEBATE SLOVENE CLAIMS, EVICTIONS

ZAGREB, Oct 5 (Hina) - The Croatian Parliament's House of Representatives today put two more items on the agenda - Slovene territorial claims to Croatian territory and a report by the Internal Policy and National Security Committee on the administrative and legal aspects of apartment evictions. Speaker Nedjeljko Mihanovic proposed that the second item be called a report on the eviction of illegal tenants, which was strongly opposed by Drazen Budisa and Vlado Gotovac of the Croatian Social Liberal Party (HSLS), Savka Dabcevic-Kucar of the Croatian National Party (HNS) and Elio Martincic of the Croatian Independent Democrats (HND), who said that such a formulation would prejudice the whole problem. The House approved deputy speaker Vladimir Seks's proposals that the agenda item be called a debate on the administrative and legal aspects of apartment evictions, but that it be postponed until the Government submitted documentation on the matter. Milan Djukic of the Serb National Party (SNS) proposed that apartment evictions be suspended until Parliament passed decisions on the issue. He added that evictions were carried out on the basis of administrative decisions and not court rulings. (hina) mm vm 051419 MET oct 94