Before the elections, OSCE and HDZ signed an agreement. I think that we've already elaborated on that here in this press conference. It's our understanding the HDZ will stick to the agreement. We will also hold the people that have signed and guaranteed the agreement to their obligations, and in case that would not happen, not only the OSCE but the whole international community has means at its disposal to make sure that the agreement is respected. Yesterday I was in Mostar, and there's absolute silence there.
Nobody wants to talk about anything.
I think at the moment it's too early to start speaking about sanctions. We still have to see whether everybody sticks to the agreement that they have signed, and once we have clear indication that there is absolutely no willingness, then we can start talking about possible measures that we can take. It seems that they won't. That is what we are looking into at the moment. The first step is that as soon as technical certification is over, that specific municipality has 30 days to call the first session of the newly elected assembly.