Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said that there was no disagreement in the ruling coalition regarding planned changes to the boundaries of constituencies, and resolutely denied speculations about arguments between coalition partners.
Responding to reporters' questions about what happened at the government's session in Zagreb on Friday, Kosor said during her visit to the island of Hvar that "the ruling coalition is very stable".
Asked why the government had not discussed the electoral re-districting, Kosor said that it was not on the agenda of the Cabinet's session on Friday.
She said that it was the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP) leader Zoran Milanovic who announced this topic as an item on the government's agenda for yesterday but added that he usually "speaks of things about which he has no information"
She also criticised Milanovic for having commented on the electoral re-districting bill although he had not yet seen that document.
