Council of Ministers and House of Peoples of PSBiH sessions in Sarajevo, agreements and decisions on the agenda, but also two 'European laws'

(Patria) - The regular session of the Council of Ministers of BiH (at 12:00) and an emergency session of the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH (at 11:00) are scheduled for today in Sarajevo.

This will be the first session of the Council of Ministers after the split in the state coalition, or rather the turbulence between the Trojka coalition and SNSD, and the dismissal of Nenad Nešić from the position of Minister of Security of BiH.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH, Elmedin Konaković, stated that he would "sweep SNSD cadres with excavators", but there is still no official proposal for the dismissal of ministers Staša Košarac and Srđan Amidžić.

However, a request for Konaković's dismissal has been submitted, sent by SDA and DF deputies. SNSD confirmed that they will support this dismissal, while the opposition from RS has not yet taken a final stance.

On the agenda are several agreements, as well as the Proposal for a Decision on amending the Decision on establishing the Commission for Cooperation with NATO of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Regarding the emergency session of the House of Peoples of BiH, the agenda includes two so-called European laws - the Law on Border Control and the Law on Personal Data Protection.

These two laws were adopted on Thursday, January 23, at the session of the House of Representatives of PSBiH without the votes of SNSD, and were supported by the opposition from RS.

The situation regarding who constitutes the majority and whether SNSD will support these laws, or whether they will attend the session of the House of Peoples at all and enable its work, is still unclear.

At the same session of the House of Representatives of PSBiH, at the proposal of the Trojka clubs (SDP, NIP, NS), Nebojša Radmanović was dismissed from the leadership of that house.

Given that this position is vacant, the SNSD Club has submitted a proposal for Branislav Borenović to be appointed as the second deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, and the emergency session is scheduled for February 5.

SNSD emphasized that the work of the House of Representatives of PSBiH without representatives of all three constituent peoples in the Collegium is unconstitutional.

Incidentally, on that day (February 5), the First Special Joint Session of both houses of PSBiH will also be held on the topic: "Representatives/Delegates Ask - Council of Ministers of BiH Answers".