CPP's Varaždin branch's Youth Division visits Croatia's parliament

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Zagreb, 13th of March – CPP's Varaždin branch's Youth Interest committee visited Croatia's parliament, and the visit was held as part of the Academy's 3rd Department for the organisational strengthening of the party.

Milorad Batinić, vice-president of Croatia's parliament, CPP's parliamentary representative Marijan Škvarić and Representatives Club advisor Stanko Borić received them in the Club's facilities.

"Croatia's parliament has its Presidency (narrow and extended), one president and five vice-presidents in which many protocol obligations are included", started the vice-president of Croatia's parliament.

In the continuation, Batinić spoke about preparations for the forthcoming local elections, about regional development and economy and concluded that people in the field, including the young mark the strength of the party.

"CPP is a party of concrete projects and it is exactly the people in the field, including the young who are the strength for their carrying out. I hope that all of the planned projects will be carried out on a national and local level", concluded the vice-president of the parliament.

"The parliamentary representatives make quality preparations for the sessions. They are greatly aided here by the Club's expert advisors, and believe me that every piece of material must be studied in great detail. Responsibilities are distributed within the Club, and agreements are also made who and on which subject will participate in individual discussions or in discussion on behalf of the Club", said Škvarić.

In the continuation Borić spoke about the work of the Club, the parliament's services and committees, as well as the way in which parliamentary representatives prepare themselves for acting. He also commented on the responsibilities and difficulties in work which follow parliamentary representatives, as well as the concrete work of parliamentary representatives, that is the work representatives do and the conditions in which they perform them.

After a pleasant gathering in the Club's facilities they went on a tour of the parliament accompanied by a guide from the Office for citizens, they visited the gallery, and everything was wrapped up with a traditional photograph with the parliamentary representatives.

The visit was hedl as part of the Academy's 3rd Department for the organisational strengthening of the party, and the next one is planned in April when the dignitaries of Šibensko-kninska and Dubrovačko-neretvanska county organisations are due to visit Croatia's parliament and the Academy.