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Attendance11/159/138/1211/1611/1515/1822/2613/2014/2116/237/175/138/97/128/1612/169/108/157/124/8
Individual ballots0/150/130/120/160/150/180/260/200/210/230/170/130/90/120/160/160/100/150/120/8
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Term 2022–2026

44 sessions · 618 votes · 130 adopted · 6 rejected

The axis spans the term’s calendar years, not verified dates of taking office. Position = first sitting date; height = recorded outcome count. Sessions on the same date occupy separate rows. Scroll horizontally to see the full term.

  • Adopted
  • Rejected
  • Blocked
  • Regular
  • Continuation
  • Urgent
20222023202420252026

01/01/202231/12/2026

Colors represent agenda-item outcomes, not legal results. An empty mark means none of these three outcomes is recorded. Dates, kinds and counts are on every mark and in the list below; undated sessions appear only in the list.

  1. 17/01/2023 / 27/01/2023Regular
  2. 27/01/2023Continuation
  3. 27/01/2023Urgent
  4. 16/02/2023Urgent
  5. 30/03/2023Regular
  6. 26/06/2023Regular
  7. 31/07/2023Regular
  8. 05/10/2023Regular
    4. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    30 votes · 13 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  9. 31/10/2023Urgent
  10. 27/11/2023Regular
  11. 25/01/2024Regular
  12. 25/01/2024Urgent
  13. 25/03/2024Regular
  14. 16/05/2024 / 06/06/2024Regular
  15. 16/05/2024 / 06/06/2024Continuation
  16. 06/06/2024Continuation
  17. 12/06/2024Regular
  18. 10/07/2024Urgent
  19. 18/07/2024Regular
  20. 29/07/2024Regular
  21. 05/09/2024Regular
  22. 31/10/2024Regular
  23. 14/11/2024Regular
  24. 05/12/2024Regular
  25. 16/01/2025 / 31/01/2025Urgent
  26. 30/01/2025Regular
  27. 31/01/2025Urgent
  28. 04/03/2025Regular
  29. 20/03/2025Regular
  30. 22/04/2025Regular
  31. 16/06/2025Regular
  32. 28/07/2025Regular
  33. 30/09/2025Regular
  34. 30/10/2025 / 11/11/2025Regular
  35. 30/10/2025 / 11/11/2025Continuation
  36. 30/12/2025Regular
  37. 23/01/2026Urgent
  38. 17/03/2026Regular
  39. 15/04/2026Urgent
  40. 21/04/2026Regular
  41. 19/05/2026Urgent
  42. 19/05/2026Regular
  43. 11/06/2026Urgent
  44. 30/07/2026Urgent
Names in term records

Alphabetical, not ranked. Presence counts sessions with at least one Z/P/U/X ballot; it does not establish attendance throughout a sitting. A speaker may be a guest, not a member. An identical name does not establish identity. This table covers all entered sessions in the term, not only the filtered ones.

NameRecords

Individual ballots are unavailable for the entered sessions in this term. We therefore do not show zeros as evidence of absence or voting.

Term 2018–2022

52 sessions · 534 votes · 106 adopted · 19 rejected

The axis spans the term’s calendar years, not verified dates of taking office. Position = first sitting date; height = recorded outcome count. Sessions on the same date occupy separate rows. Scroll horizontally to see the full term.

  • Adopted
  • Rejected
  • Blocked
  • Regular
  • Urgent
  • Continuation
2018201920202021202220232024

01/01/201831/10/2024

Colors represent agenda-item outcomes, not legal results. An empty mark means none of these three outcomes is recorded. Dates, kinds and counts are on every mark and in the list below; undated sessions appear only in the list.

  1. 20/02/2019Regular
  2. 01/04/2019Regular
  3. 16/05/2019Urgent
  4. 18/07/2019Regular
  5. 03/10/2019Regular
  6. 04/10/2019Regular
  7. 14/11/2019Urgent
  8. 19/12/2019 / 23/01/2020Regular
  9. 19/12/2019Urgent
  10. 23/01/2020Continuation
  11. 13/02/2020 / 27/02/2020Regular
  12. 27/02/2020Continuation
  13. 08/04/2020Urgent
  14. 28/04/2020 / 04/05/2020Urgent
  15. 04/05/2020Continuation
  16. 18/06/2020Urgent
  17. 29/07/2020Regular
  18. 01/10/2020 / 15/10/2020Regular
  19. 15/10/2020Continuation
  20. 30/12/2020 / 11/01/2021 / 28/01/2021Regular
  21. 11/01/2021Continuation
  22. 28/01/2021Continuation
  23. 18/02/2021 / 02/03/2021 / 04/03/2021Regular
  24. 04/03/2021Continuation
  25. 29/04/2021Regular
  26. 27/05/2021Regular
  27. 28/06/2021Continuation
  28. 29/07/2021 / 09/09/2021Regular
  29. 09/09/2021Continuation
  30. 30/09/2021 / 14/10/2021Continuation
  31. 04/11/2021 / 23/11/2021Regular
  32. 23/11/2021Continuation
  33. 09/12/2021 / 15/12/2021Regular
  34. 15/12/2021Continuation
  35. 29/12/2021Urgent
  36. 27/01/2022Regular
  37. 27/01/2022Urgent
  38. 17/02/2022 / 03/03/2022Regular
  39. 25/02/2022Urgent
  40. 03/03/2022Continuation
  41. 24/03/2022Urgent
  42. 31/03/2022Urgent
  43. 01/04/2022Continuation
  44. 12/04/2022Urgent
  45. 26/05/2022 / 09/06/2022Regular
  46. 26/05/2022 / 09/06/2022Continuation
  47. 07/07/2022 / 21/07/2022Regular
  48. 21/07/2022Continuation
  49. 28/07/2022Regular
  50. 19/10/2022 / 02/11/2022Urgent
  51. 02/11/2022Continuation
  52. 31/10/2024Regular
Names in term records

Alphabetical, not ranked. Presence counts sessions with at least one Z/P/U/X ballot; it does not establish attendance throughout a sitting. A speaker may be a guest, not a member. An identical name does not establish identity. This table covers all entered sessions in the term, not only the filtered ones.

NameRecords

Individual ballots are unavailable for the entered sessions in this term. We therefore do not show zeros as evidence of absence or voting.

Term 2014–2018

71 sessions · 524 votes · 187 adopted · 6 rejected

The axis spans the term’s calendar years, not verified dates of taking office. Position = first sitting date; height = recorded outcome count. Sessions on the same date occupy separate rows. Scroll horizontally to see the full term.

  • Adopted
  • Rejected
  • Blocked
  • Regular
  • Urgent
  • Continuation
20142015201620172018

01/01/201431/12/2018

Colors represent agenda-item outcomes, not legal results. An empty mark means none of these three outcomes is recorded. Dates, kinds and counts are on every mark and in the list below; undated sessions appear only in the list.

  1. 15/01/2015Regular
  2. 15/01/2015Regular
  3. 30/01/2015Urgent
  4. 30/01/2015Continuation
  5. 09/02/2015Continuation
  6. 31/03/2015Urgent
  7. 28/05/2015Regular
  8. 08/06/2015Urgent
  9. 15/07/2015Regular
  10. 30/07/2015Urgent
  11. 30/09/2015Urgent
  12. 08/10/2015Regular
  13. 23/10/2015Urgent
  14. 29/10/2015 / 10/11/2015 / 19/11/2015Continuation
  15. 29/10/2015 / 10/11/2015 / 19/11/2015Regular
  16. 19/11/2015 / 11/02/2016Continuation
  17. 19/11/2015 / 11/02/2016Continuation
  18. 19/11/2015 / 11/02/2016Continuation
  19. 26/11/2015Regular
  20. 17/12/2015Regular
  21. 29/12/2015Urgent
  22. 11/02/2016Continuation
  23. 11/02/2016Regular
  24. 03/03/2016Regular
    9. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    13 votes · 11 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  25. 17/03/2016 / 31/03/2016Regular
  26. 17/03/2016 / 31/03/2016Continuation
  27. 31/03/2016 / 03/04/2016 / 14/04/2016Continuation
  28. 31/03/2016 / 03/04/2016 / 14/04/2016Continuation
  29. 12/05/2016 / 05/06/2016 / 23/06/2016Regular
  30. 12/05/2016Continuation
  31. 02/06/2016Regular
  32. 02/06/2016Continuation
  33. 23/06/2016 / 07/09/2016 / 08/12/2016Continuation
  34. 23/06/2016Regular
  35. 15/09/2016 / 08/12/2016 / 09/12/2016 / 15/12/2016Regular
  36. 18/10/2016Urgent
  37. 02/12/2016Urgent
  38. 15/12/2016Regular
  39. 15/12/2016Urgent
  40. 15/12/2016Urgent
  41. 29/12/2016Urgent
  42. 26/01/2017 / 01/02/2017 / 02/02/2017Regular
  43. 26/01/2017Continuation
  44. 02/02/2017 / 09/02/2017Regular
  45. 09/02/2017 / 02/03/2017Regular
  46. 09/02/2017Continuation
  47. 02/03/2017Continuation
  48. 02/03/2017Regular
  49. 30/03/2017Regular
  50. 01/06/2017Continuation
  51. 06/07/2017 / 07/09/2017 / 21/09/2017Regular
  52. 06/07/2017Continuation
  53. 06/07/2017Regular
  54. 21/09/2017Continuation
  55. 21/09/2017Urgent
  56. 09/11/2017Urgent
  57. 23/11/2017Continuation
  58. 07/12/2017Urgent
  59. 19/01/2018Urgent
  60. 25/01/2018Urgent
  61. 19/04/2018Urgent
  62. 10/05/2018 / 05/06/2018 / 06/06/2018Regular
  63. 10/05/2018 / 05/06/2018 / 06/06/2018Regular
  64. 10/05/2018Continuation
  65. 06/06/2018Continuation
  66. 06/06/2018Continuation
  67. 06/06/2018Urgent
  68. 19/07/2018Urgent
  69. 26/07/2018Regular
  70. 26/07/2018Urgent
  71. 27/09/2018Urgent
Names in term records

Alphabetical, not ranked. Presence counts sessions with at least one Z/P/U/X ballot; it does not establish attendance throughout a sitting. A speaker may be a guest, not a member. An identical name does not establish identity. This table covers all entered sessions in the term, not only the filtered ones.

NameRecords
Aner Žuljević1
Fadil Novalić1
Fuad Hadžimehmedović1
Ivo Tadić1
Izmir Hadžiavdić1
Lidija Bradara2
Mustafa Kurtović1
Predrag Kojović1
Željko Mirković1

Individual ballots are unavailable for the entered sessions in this term. We therefore do not show zeros as evidence of absence or voting.

Term 2010–2014

76 sessions · 964 votes · 368 adopted · 9 rejected

The axis spans the term’s calendar years, not verified dates of taking office. Position = first sitting date; height = recorded outcome count. Sessions on the same date occupy separate rows. Scroll horizontally to see the full term.

  • Adopted
  • Rejected
  • Blocked
  • Regular
  • Urgent
  • Continuation
20102011201220132014

01/01/201031/12/2014

Colors represent agenda-item outcomes, not legal results. An empty mark means none of these three outcomes is recorded. Dates, kinds and counts are on every mark and in the list below; undated sessions appear only in the list.

  1. 17/03/2011Regular
  2. 26/03/2011Urgent
  3. 27/04/2011Urgent
  4. 30/05/2011Regular
  5. 06/06/2011Urgent
  6. 16/06/2011Regular
  7. 29/06/2011Urgent
  8. 18/07/2011Regular
    3. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    16 votes · 11 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  9. 28/07/2011Regular
    4. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    26 votes · 10 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  10. 15/09/2011 / 22/09/2011Regular
  11. 15/09/2011 / 22/09/2011Continuation
  12. 10/11/2011Regular
  13. 08/12/2011 / 20/12/2011Continuation
  14. 08/12/2011 / 20/12/2011Regular
    7. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    19 votes · 10 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  15. 20/12/2011Urgent
  16. 11/01/2012Urgent
  17. 16/02/2012 / 23/02/2012Regular
    8. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    20 votes · 11 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  18. 23/02/2012 / 02/03/2012 / 07/03/2012Regular
    9. redovna sjednica Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    24 votes · 10 adopted · 0 rejected · 0 blocked

  19. 23/02/2012 / 02/03/2012 / 07/03/2012Continuation
  20. 29/03/2012 / 02/04/2012 / 03/04/2012Regular
  21. 29/03/2012 / 02/04/2012 / 03/04/2012Continuation
  22. 16/05/2012Urgent
  23. 17/05/2012 / 05/11/2012 / 15/11/2012Continuation
  24. 17/05/2012 / 05/11/2012 / 15/11/2012Regular
  25. 03/07/2012Urgent
  26. 20/07/2012 / 24/07/2012Urgent
  27. 20/07/2012 / 24/07/2012Continuation
  28. 04/09/2012Urgent
  29. 22/11/2012Regular
  30. 04/12/2012Urgent
  31. 13/12/2012 / 20/12/2012 / 21/03/2013Regular
  32. 13/12/2012 / 20/12/2012 / 21/03/2013Continuation
  33. 13/12/2012 / 20/12/2012 / 21/03/2013Continuation
  34. 15/02/2013Urgent
  35. 28/02/2013Urgent
  36. 21/03/2013 / 18/04/2013 / 16/05/2013 / 06/06/2013Continuation
  37. 21/03/2013 / 18/04/2013 / 16/05/2013 / 06/06/2013Continuation
  38. 21/03/2013 / 18/04/2013 / 16/05/2013 / 06/06/2013Continuation
  39. 21/03/2013 / 18/04/2013 / 16/05/2013 / 06/06/2013Continuation
  40. 21/03/2013 / 18/04/2013 / 16/05/2013 / 06/06/2013Regular
  41. 18/04/2013Urgent
  42. 16/05/2013Urgent
  43. 27/06/2013 / 18/07/2013Regular
  44. 27/06/2013 / 18/07/2013Continuation
  45. 18/07/2013 / 25/07/2013Regular
  46. 25/07/2013Urgent
  47. 25/07/2013Continuation
  48. 12/09/2013 / 26/09/2013Continuation
  49. 12/09/2013 / 26/09/2013Regular
  50. 24/10/2013 / 14/11/2013Continuation
  51. 24/10/2013 / 14/11/2013Regular
  52. 14/11/2013Urgent
  53. 22/11/2013Urgent
  54. 06/12/2013Urgent
  55. 16/12/2013Regular
  56. 19/12/2013Regular
  57. 06/02/2014Regular
  58. 27/02/2014Urgent
  59. 20/03/2014Regular
  60. 03/04/2014 / 11/04/2014Continuation
  61. 03/04/2014 / 11/04/2014Urgent
  62. 28/04/2014 / 05/06/2014Continuation
  63. 28/04/2014 / 05/06/2014Continuation
  64. 28/04/2014 / 05/06/2014Continuation
  65. 28/04/2014 / 05/06/2014Urgent
  66. 23/05/2014Urgent
  67. 16/06/2014 / 23/06/2014Continuation
  68. 16/06/2014 / 23/06/2014Urgent
  69. 23/06/2014 / 30/06/2014Continuation
  70. 30/06/2014Continuation
  71. 10/07/2014Regular
  72. 18/07/2014Continuation
  73. 31/07/2014Regular
  74. 25/08/2014Urgent
  75. 19/09/2014Urgent
  76. 19/09/2014Continuation
Names in term records

Alphabetical, not ranked. Presence counts sessions with at least one Z/P/U/X ballot; it does not establish attendance throughout a sitting. A speaker may be a guest, not a member. An identical name does not establish identity. This table covers all entered sessions in the term, not only the filtered ones.

NameRecords

Individual ballots are unavailable for the entered sessions in this term. We therefore do not show zeros as evidence of absence or voting.

Term 2006–2010

55 sessions · 571 votes · 124 adopted · 1 rejected

The axis spans the term’s calendar years, not verified dates of taking office. Position = first sitting date; height = recorded outcome count. Sessions on the same date occupy separate rows. Scroll horizontally to see the full term.

  • Adopted
  • Rejected
  • Blocked
  • Regular
  • Urgent
  • Continuation
20062007200820092010

01/01/200631/12/2010

Colors represent agenda-item outcomes, not legal results. An empty mark means none of these three outcomes is recorded. Dates, kinds and counts are on every mark and in the list below; undated sessions appear only in the list.

  1. 25/01/2007 / 01/02/2007 / 14/02/2007Regular
  2. 22/02/2007Regular
  3. 15/03/2007Regular
  4. 02/04/2007Urgent
  5. 08/05/2007Regular
  6. 14/06/2007 / 06/07/2007 / 12/07/2007Regular
  7. 26/06/2007Urgent
  8. 26/07/2007Regular
  9. 18/09/2007Regular
  10. 18/10/2007Regular
  11. 08/11/2007Regular
  12. 27/11/2007Regular
  13. 30/11/2007Urgent
  14. 12/12/2007Urgent
  15. 29/12/2007Urgent
  16. 07/02/2008 / 14/02/2008Regular
  17. 14/03/2008 / 03/04/2008Regular
  18. 03/04/2008Urgent
  19. 23/04/2008 / 04/05/2008 / 23/05/2008 / 29/05/2008Regular
  20. 29/04/2008Urgent
  21. 20/06/2008 / 03/07/2008 / 06/07/2008Regular
  22. 03/07/2008 / 17/07/2008Regular
  23. 17/07/2008Regular
  24. 09/10/2008 / 17/10/2008Regular
  25. 24/10/2008Urgent
  26. 20/11/2008 / 27/11/2008Regular
  27. 27/11/2008 / 22/01/2009Regular
  28. 30/12/2008Regular
  29. 05/02/2009 / 19/03/2009Regular
  30. 19/03/2009Regular
  31. 01/04/2009Urgent
  32. 28/04/2009 / 04/05/2009 / 12/05/2009Regular
  33. 02/06/2009 / 06/07/2009 / 09/07/2009Regular
  34. 09/07/2009Urgent
  35. 30/07/2009 / 07/09/2009 / 15/09/2009Regular
  36. 28/09/2009Regular
  37. 26/10/2009Regular
  38. 03/12/2009Regular
  39. 22/12/2009Urgent
  40. 28/01/2010 / 01/02/2010 / 11/02/2010Regular
  41. 28/01/2010 / 01/02/2010 / 11/02/2010Continuation
  42. 25/02/2010Urgent
  43. 11/03/2010Urgent
  44. 29/04/2010 / 04/05/2010 / 27/05/2010Continuation
  45. 29/04/2010 / 04/05/2010 / 27/05/2010Regular
  46. 27/05/2010Regular
  47. 27/05/2010Continuation
  48. 07/07/2010 / 08/07/2010 / 22/07/2010Regular
  49. 07/07/2010 / 08/07/2010 / 22/07/2010Continuation
  50. 07/07/2010 / 08/07/2010 / 22/07/2010Continuation
  51. 22/07/2010Urgent
  52. 29/07/2010Urgent
  53. 14/09/2010 / 23/09/2010Continuation
  54. 14/09/2010 / 23/09/2010Urgent
  55. 23/09/2010Urgent
Names in term records

Alphabetical, not ranked. Presence counts sessions with at least one Z/P/U/X ballot; it does not establish attendance throughout a sitting. A speaker may be a guest, not a member. An identical name does not establish identity. This table covers all entered sessions in the term, not only the filtered ones.

NameRecords

Individual ballots are unavailable for the entered sessions in this term. We therefore do not show zeros as evidence of absence or voting.

Blocking procedures register

Recorded procedures, not an assessment of performance. An unmatched record does not mean no procedure occurred.

  1. 27 September 2018 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o izbornim jedinicama i broju mandata Parlamenta Federacije BiH – (predlagači: Klub zastupnika SDA, Klub zastupnika SBB, Klub zastupnika DF, Klub zastupnika SDP u Zastupničkom domu Parlamenta Federacije BiH i delegat u Domu naroda Parlamenta Federacije BiH Predrag Kojović) - hitni postupak,

    Vital national interest · predsjedavajuća i potpredsjedavajući Doma naroda i 2/3 Kluba delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    The chair, deputy chair and two thirds of the Bosniak caucus invoked the procedure. Under Article 117: Bosniak caucus 14 for; Croatian caucus 2 for and 14 against; Serb caucus 7 for and 3 against; House 29 for and 17 against, law adopted. Under Article 118: Bosniak caucus 14 for; Croatian caucus 2 for, none against or abstaining; Serb caucus 7 for, none against or abstaining; House 29 for, none against or abstaining, law adopted.

    Open session

  2. 23 October 2015 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o državnoj službi u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata srpskog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 14 for, 3 against; Croatian caucus: 14 for, 1 abstention; Serb caucus: 2 for, 10 against. The House adopted the law. The Constitutional Court Council rejected the request as inadmissible.

    Open session

  3. 21 March 2013 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zaključci Komisije za informiranje Doma naroda Parlamenta Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 5 for, 12 against; Croatian caucus: 14 for, 1 against, 2 abstentions; Serb caucus: 11 for, 1 against, 3 abstentions. The House adopted the conclusions. The Constitutional Court Council ruled the request inadmissible because the two Houses had considered different acts.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  4. 21 March 2013 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog odluke o potvrđivanju Odluke predsjednika Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine o imenovanju Šahbaza Džihanovića za sudiju Ustavnog suda Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 5 for, 12 against; Croatian caucus: 8 for, 1 against; Serb caucus: 11 for, 2 against, 2 abstentions. The House adopted the decision. The Constitutional Court Council found no violation of the Bosniak people’s vital national interest.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  5. 15 February 2013 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog odluke o izglasavanju nepovjerenja Vladi Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 5 for, 12 against; Croatian caucus: 15 for, 1 abstention; Serb caucus: 14 for, 3 against. The House adopted the decision. The Constitutional Court Council discontinued proceedings.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  6. 29 April 2008 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zakon o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o pripadnosti javnih prihoda u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 16 for; Croatian caucus: 1 for and 12 against; Serb caucus: 13 for, 1 against, 1 abstention. The House adopted the law. The Constitutional Court Council found no violation of the Croatian people’s vital national interest.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  7. 27 November 2007 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zakon o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o prodaji stanova na kojima postoji stanarsko pravo

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Bosniak caucus: 3 for, 6 against, 2 abstentions; Croatian caucus: 14 for; Serb caucus: 11 for and 4 abstentions. The House adopted the law. The Constitutional Court Council found no violation of the Bosniak people’s vital national interest.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  8. 26 July 2007 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zakon o Javnom servisu RTV Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian and Serb caucuses did not adopt the law; the Bosniak caucus adopted it. The House adopted it as a whole. The Constitutional Court Council found no violation of the Croatian people’s vital national interest.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  9. 4 April 2006 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zakon o Javnom servisu RTV Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian caucus did not adopt the law; the Bosniak and Serb caucuses adopted it. The House adopted the law as a whole. The Constitutional Court Council found a violation of the Croatian people’s vital national interest because equal rights were not guaranteed.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  10. 14 February 2006 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Zakon o pripadnosti javnih prihoda u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian caucus did not adopt the law; the Bosniak and Serb caucuses adopted it. The House adopted the law as a whole. The Constitutional Court Council found no violation of the Croatian people’s vital national interest.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  11. 28 September 1999 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o pravima branitelja i članova njihovih porodica

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian caucus invoked the procedure and did not adopt the law; the Bosniak caucus adopted it.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  12. 28 September 1999 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o upotrebi grba i zastave Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian caucus invoked the procedure and did not adopt the law; the Bosniak caucus adopted it.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  13. 4 December 1997 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o priznavanju javnih isprava na teritoriji Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda

    The Croatian caucus invoked the procedure. The caucuses adopted the law, and the House adopted it as a whole.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  14. 21 October 1997 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o privatizaciji preduzeća

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda i Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Both caucuses invoked the procedure. The caucuses adopted the law, and the House adopted it as a whole.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  15. 20 June 1997 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama područja općina podijeljenih međuentitetskom linijom i obrazovanju novih općina u Federaciji Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda i Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Both caucuses invoked the procedure. The Croatian caucus adopted the law; the Bosniak caucus did not. The law was not adopted.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  16. 19 December 1996 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o grbu i zastavi Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine

    Vital national interest · Klub delegata hrvatskog naroda i Klub delegata bošnjačkog naroda

    Both caucuses invoked the procedure. The caucuses adopted the law, and the House adopted it as a whole.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

  17. 16 January 1995 · House of Peoples of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

    Prijedlog zakona o pretvorbi društvene svojine

    Vital national interest

    This was a sitting of the Constituent Assembly (Ustavotvorna skupština) of the Federation on 16 January 1995, not a House of Peoples sitting; it is retained here because the House of Peoples publishes the historical VNI inventory. The Croatian caucus did not adopt the bill; the Bosniak caucus adopted it. A joint commission of five Bosniak and five Croatian delegates was formed to propose a solution.

    No session has yet been matched to this record.

Constituent-people quotas and linguistic balance

Belgium · Linguistic groups and Council of Ministers composition

Similar: Both systems explicitly regulate representation of named groups rather than relying only on party majorities.

Different: Belgium’s Council of Ministers has equal numbers of Dutch-speaking and French-speaking members, with a possible exception for the Prime Minister. This is not a division among three constituent peoples: BiH’s state House of Peoples has five Bosniaks, five Croats and five Serbs and no seats for Others, whereas the FBiH House of Peoples and RS Council of Peoples also have seats for Others.

Indirect election is not government delegation

Germany · Composition of the Bundesrat

Similar: Membership is linked to territorial-unit institutions rather than a separate direct popular vote for that chamber.

Different: Cantonal assemblies elect the FBiH House of Peoples, whose Bosniak and Croat caucuses then select ten state delegates; the RS National Assembly selects the remaining five. The Bundesrat has no such parliamentary chain: Land governments appoint and recall its members.

Cantonal election and constituent-people caucuses

Germany · Bundesrat

Similar: Both connect territorial units to lawmaking at a higher level.

Different: The FBiH House consists of 80 delegates elected by cantonal assemblies: 23 each of Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs and 11 Others; both houses approve laws. The Bundesrat consists of members of Land governments, with each Land voting as a unit and powers varying by type of law, rather than delegates in constituent-people caucuses.