Blockings of the work of the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina are political everyday life from the electoral cycle into the cycle. The Dayton Constitution is a source for such procedures, and the election law does not provide for the penalties for blockages. This issue has reopened in intellectual circles the story of the need to amend the law and introduce premature or emergencies in the situation where institutions, due to party interests, do not function. Although most politicians are declarative for, they are aware that extraordinary elections to politicians would not be in interest.
How political blockades look in practice, the SNSD showed the past few months, falling the quorums in the House of Peoples and the Council of Ministers, which has resulted in all fields. Ejection from the power of this party, at the same time was impossible for the determined paragraph of the HDZ. Democratic countries in such cases should have mechanisms to protect against harmful political actions, through early or emergencies, which is not the case in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mirko Pejanovic, Academician:
“Primjenjuju je kada stranke poslije izbora opštih ne mogu da formiraju koaliciju u zakonskom vremenu, to je obično pola godine. Onda se raspisuju vanredni izbori i nova volja se formira, dođe do nove strukture stranaka, onda se uspostavi neka većina. Druga primjena vanrednih ili prijevremenih izbora je onda kada formirana parlamentarna većina u neko doba svog mandata, zbog međusobnih nesporazuma, sukoba ne može da funkcioniše, ne može da proposes laws. “
This would, then, led to a stable parliamentary democracy, is considered the academician Pejanović, but also numerous intellectuals.
Enver Halilović, University Professor:
“Something that would contribute to the greater responsibility of political parties that occupy the government and then await the following elections in four years without any results in that period of government, or so-called government.”
However, for the former judge and a member of the Central Election Commission, Vehida Schemia, where the formation of state government depends on lower levels, repeated elections would not resolve a lot to the citizens, and elections to the millions of budget money.
Vehid Šehić, former member of the CEC BiH:
“If I would now introduce me, we have at the state level for four years, in the lower levels of government, in the cantons, they would not be able to lose the election legitimacy, some will keep it very complicated due to the constitutional architect of BiH.”
Any amendment to the election law is complicated, because it is primarily a political issue. The interests of the parties are irreconcilable. Thus, in the case of an institute of extraordinary or early elections.
Ilija Cvitanović, HDZ 1990:
“In the declarative sense, everyone will be advocated to have that institute of extraordinary elections and to vote, it is not realistic that the policies that often survive in government for the past 20 years, enable citizens to valorize them.”
NENAD GRKOVIĆ, LIST FOR REQUIRED AND ORDER:
“These changes are very difficult, as you know that there were no schemids, that we must not introduce new technologies in the next elections, because first of all, as you know SNSD, but and the HDZ have mostly blocked.”
Non-needed political elites for years in their positions that the announcement of their announcement can only take away from them, except for the High Representative, no matter what good work for which they were selected or not appointed or not. Therefore, all earlier attempts are modeled on the countries of the European Union, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the premature or extraordinary elections, failed, writes N1 BiH.
