The claims that the issue of the state property ownership was already settled in Dayton are not true, High Representative Christian Schmidt said Tuesday, adding that this is a fundamental question that still needs to be resolved in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
“Therefore, the conclusion is a simple one: BiH Politicians – do your work”, Schmidt said in a statement.
When it comes to the process of how to reach a solution, he noted that Bosnia needs “technical and legal discussions leading to an acceptable and sustainable resolution of the issue of apportionment of property between the State, the entities, the District of Brcko, cantons and municipalities.”
The High Representative recalled that the entities have no right to secede from BiH and only exist legally by virtue of the Dayton Constitution: “BiH’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are unquestionable, and I firmly reject any irresponsible actions in this regard.”
The High Representative pointed out that borders within BiH do not and cannot exist and that no obstacles to freedom of movement within BiH are acceptable.
“The task of politicians in BiH is to finally implement Dayton in full and not to talk fictional nonsense about it. Respect for the constitutional order of the country is the cornerstone of the long-lasting peace, stability, and progress of BiH. The BiH Constitution is an integral part of the General Framework Agreement for Peace and decisions of the BiH Constitutional Court are final, binding, and must be implemented,” Schmidt concluded.
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