51.   However, it appeared unlikely the government would collapse over the Halilovic issue.

52.   If Prime Minister Gowda loses the confidence vote, his government collapses.

53.   However, he also faces the possibility that the three-year-old government could collapse.

54.   If the dispute between the two coalition parties over Temelin and other contentious issues sharpens, the government might even collapse.

55.   If the Liberals go ahead with plans to withdraw their support, the Montenegrin government could collapse.

56.   If the two coalition partners go ahead with plans to withdraw their support, the Montenegrin government could collapse.

57.   If rejected, the government would have collapsed.

58.   If any party turns on Chavalit and the government collapses, there could be no vote on the charter the following day.

59.   If the dispute between the two coalition parties over Temelin and other contentious issues sharpens, the government could even collapse.

60.   If the vote went against Chavalit, or his government collapsed, the charter would be put on hold, raising public dissatisfaction with whoever broke up the government.