No meeting with the four this week, is a new club being formed in the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliament?

The working group established at the Main Board of the SDA (December 10), which was supposed to hold talks with the four MPs who left the SDA Caucus in the House of Representatives of the BiH Parliament, has still not sat down at the same table, writes the Bosnian news agency Patria.

The working group consists of SDA Vice President Adil Osmanović, Asim Sarajlić, Denis Zvizdić, and Safet Softić. Osmanović confirmed to the Patria agency that there will be no meeting with the four MPs this week, and it is likely that Senad Šepić, Šemsudin Mehmedović, Salko Sokolović, and Sadik Ahmetović will submit a request to form a new club, although no one yet wants to confirm this information.

The next session of the House of Representatives is on December 28, and if the situation remains as it is, the SDA Caucus, weakened by four MPs, will have a questionable majority regardless of other coalition partners.

Incidentally, the SDA Collegium is scheduled to meet on Thursday or Friday, and it is expected that this situation will also be discussed.

Problems within the SDA began with the holding of the party's Congress in 2015, and these MPs have presented several demands to the party leadership headed by President Bakir Izetbegović, including the holding of an extraordinary Congress, democratization of the party, voting on the principle of one member-one vote...