51.   Parliament has yet to approve a government recommendation to introduce income tax.

52.   Parliament has yet to begin debating the constitution, which requires a two-third vote by lawmakers and a referendum.

53.   Parliament must eventually have its say on reforms.

54.   Parliament now has the sole legal right to makes changes to the constitution.

55.   Parliament will have to approve sending the planes, as well as plans to send medics and supply troops to neighboring Croatia, and additional ships to the Adriatic.

56.   Parliament would have to approve any change, and would almost certainly require police to obtain a court order before planting bugs, and then only for serious crimes.

57.   Parliament would have to approve any German deployment to the Balkans, and it is unclear what the vote would be.

58.   Parliament would then have to approve the government in confidence votes.

59.   Parliament has little significance under a constitution that grants wide powers to the authoritarian Tudjman.

60.   Parliament has one additional week to consider the nomination and another vote is likely next Friday.