51.   Parliament voted last month to authorize private universities in an attempt to ease the shortage.

52.   Parliament voted on Thursday to allow NATO unrestricted use of Romanian airspace in the bombing campaign against Yugoslavia and asked the government to obtain security guarantees from the alliance.

53.   Parliament voted to set up a commission representing all walks of Kenyan society to review the constitution, particularly the current wide-ranging powers of the president.

54.   Parliament voted to take out that reference.

55.   Parliament voted unanimously in an emergency session to lift immunity from Audrius Butkevicius, a former defense minister who was detained last week.

56.   Parliament voted unanimously Thursday to ban human cloning in a law written to pre-empt a Cypriot-born doctor who said he planned to carry out such a procedure.

57.   Parliament votes in favor of human cloning ban.

58.   Parliament votes to reject breakup of Soviet Union.

59.   Parliament will vote on its mandate, known as Provide Comfort, next week.

60.   A crucial test will come Monday, when parliament will vote either on a motion of no confidence in the government or a bill to hold early elections.