71.   Parliament is now on its summer break and the economic policy differences are not likely to be addressed for at least several more weeks.

72.   Parliament is on a summer recess.

73.   Parliament is scheduled to meet in the capital early next week to elect its leadership and try to form a government.

74.   Parliament is to begin debating the reforms once a third of the weapons are handed over, scheduled for the end of the week.

75.   Parliament is to begin debating the reforms once a third of the weapons have been handed over, which could happen by the end of the week.

76.   Parliament is to begin discussing political reforms once a third of the weapons have been surrendered, expected to happen by the end of the week.

77.   Parliament is to continue a debate on the fate of Justice Minister Ixhet Memeti, an ethnic Albanian, who Prime Minister Ljubco Georgievski has asked to be removed.

78.   Parliament is to debate plans for the Holocaust Memorial early next year.

79.   Parliament is to debate the budget in coming weeks.

80.   Parliament is to debate the concessions offered by the government later in the week.