Cero: Without a state property law, there is no mechanism for coordination with the EU

 

Without implementing the rulings of the Constitutional Court of BiH and passing a law on the management and disposal of state property, there is no possibility of establishing a functional coordination mechanism that Brussels and the European Union require from BiH, claims former member of the Commission for State Property Muharem Cero for the Patria news agency.  

He points out that this primarily refers to the amendment of a whole series of laws at the entity and cantonal levels that are contrary to the instructions of the Constitutional Court, and especially to the sets of concession laws.

-Consequently, without these prerequisites, promised economic reforms cannot be implemented. The prerequisite is the resolution of the state property law, the lifting of bans on the disposal of state property, established by the law of former High Representative Paddy Ashdown, which were subsequently adopted as original laws. Everything else is stories with which official Brussels is being deceived, Cero states.