Čović on Church's opposition to new ethnic divisions in BiH: My views are not in writing

Member of the BiH Presidency from the Croatian people Dragan Čović commented at a gathering with journalists today in Sarajevo on the Church's opposition to organizing BiH in the way advocated by HDZ BiH and he as the leader of that party. 
Čović previously said that Bosnia and Herzegovina should be organized in a way that Croats in BiH get a separate entity, in which they would be the majority. 

According to the thinking of the leaders of HDZ BiH, Bosnia and Herzegovina should remain within its current borders, but within it should be divided according to an ethnic model, meaning that each of the three constituent peoples in the country would have their own entity in which they would be the majority.

Not only Bosniaks oppose such a model, but also the Church, which considers new ethnic divisions in BiH unacceptable. The Church's position is that BiH should be organized according to economic and other quality models, and not by ethnic ones, because that would not bring good to Croats, nor to other peoples in the country.

- I haven't read the Church's position yet. Just as someone interprets my views, and they are nowhere in writing, so it is probably done with the Church – Čović told journalists today in Sarajevo, Patria reports.