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SARAJEVO, November 24 (FENA) - Delegates in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina at today's session rejected the Report on Financial Operations of BHRT for 2019, as well as the Program Plans and Financial Plan of BHRT for 2020.
A delegate in the Croat caucus, Zlatko Miletić, called today for a solution to be found for BHRT in the sense that there is a big problem with the collection of the RTV tax and warned of the fact that the digitalization process has been stopped.
The initiative of Denis Bećirović (SDP) from the Bosniak caucus, which would call on the BiH Presidency to pass a Decision on the engagement of the BiH Armed Forces on the BiH state border as soon as possible, to help the BiH Border Police stop illegal border crossings and ensure security for all peoples and citizens of BiH was also rejected.
"We will have even bigger problems. Is it someone's goal to escalate the migrant crisis in Una-Sana, Tuzla and Sarajevo cantons? Some have even brought migrants to those parts of BiH by buses," Bećirović pointed out.
He also called on those who persistently reject proposals like this to propose some other measures if they have them because the question arises whether the ultimate goal is the complete destabilization of the situation in BiH.
Miletić supported Bećirović's proposal, explaining that soldiers would not stand with rifles at the border but would prevent illegal crossings in places where it is possible to do so.
A delegate in the Serb caucus Mladen Bosić (SDS) warned about the total lack of cooperation between the Council of Ministers of BiH and the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH today, reminding that the only proposal of the Council of Ministers of BiH before this House was an amendment to the law on court fees while totally disregarding numerous problems in the country, especially the issue of the migrant crisis.
Today, the delegates of the House of Peoples adopted the Report on determining the proposal of the ranking list of candidates for the appointment of the director of the Agency for Personal Data Protection in BiH, thus supporting the appointment of Dragoljub Reljić to that position.
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