1.   Bosnians will elect a three-person presidency, a joint legislature and separate assemblies for the Muslim-Croat federation and the Bosnian Serb area.

2.   Elections were held last month in the Serb and Muslim-Croat halves of Bosnia for separate parliaments, as well as a joint legislature and joint presidency.

3.   In elections last month, Bosnians voted for separate parliaments for the Serb and Muslim-Croat halves of Bosnia, and elected a joint legislature and joint presidency.

4.   National elections, however, would proceed for a three-member presidency, a joint legislature and three separate assemblies.

5.   One third of the deputies to the joint legislature and one-third of the collective presidency members would come from the Serb entity.

6.   One-third of the deputies to the joint legislature and one-third of the collective presidency members would come from the Serb entity.

7.   They also elected a joint legislature and joint presidency.

8.   They decided to create a joint legislature, though it was unclear whether any further approval was needed to form the new body.

9.   Voters throughout Bosnia will elect a three-member presidency and a joint legislature and separate governments for the Serb half and the Muslim-Croat federation.

10.   Voters also chose a joint legislature and a presidential trio comprising a Muslim, a Serb and a Croat.