21.  The new charter provides for a unitary state and a presidential-style democracy.

22.  The plan maintains Bosnia as a unitary state within existing borders, scuppering rebel Serb dreams of creating a Greater Serbia through merger with the rump Yugoslavia.

23.  The speaker of the Bosnian Serb parliament Momcilo Krajisnik said at the same meeting that the Serbs would never accept a unitary state in Bosnia.

24.  The two entities would co-exist in a unitary state.

25.  The two entities would make up a unitary state.

26.  The Serbs said they did not want to be part of a unitary state with the Bosnian Moslems and Croats.

27.  These will preserve Bosnia as a unitary state under a loose central government but separate entities for Serbs and a federation of Moslems and Croats.

28.  To this end, Belgrade remained opposed to a unitary Bosnian state as sought by Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic.

29.  It would maintain Bosnia as a unitary state within existing internationally recognised borders, ending Serb hopes of linking their entity to neighbouring Serbia to create a Greater Serbia.

30.  The country, while remaining a unitary state, will be split administratively between a Moslem-Croat federation and a Serb republic.