List of members of the Sabor, 2000–2003 explained

The fourth assembly of the Croatian Parliament (Croatian: Četvrti saziv Hrvatskog sabora) was constituted on February 2, 2000 with mandates divided into 151 representatives after the January 3, 2000 elections.

Parliamentary officials

The president of the parliament (often also called the speaker in English) was Zlatko Tomčić (HSS).

Vice presidents of the parliament were:

• Mato Arlović (SDP)
• Baltazar Jalšovec (LIBRA)
• Ivica Kostović (HDZ)
• Vlatko Pavletić (HDZ)
• Zdravko Tomac (SDP)

Representatives in the fifth assembly

• Đurđa Adlešić
• Mato Arlović
• Zdenka Babić-Petričević
• Marija Bajt
• Branka Baletić
• Marko Baričević
• Luka Bebić
• Ante Beljo
• Snježana Biga Friganović
• Sanja Borovčak
• Viktor Brož
• Ivica Busonjić
• Dražen Budiša
• Zdravka Bušić
• Zlatko Canjuga
• Karmela Caparin
• Ivan Čehok
• Diana Čizmadija
• Zdenka Čunhil
• Ljubo Ćesić
• Lucija Debeljuh
• Đuro Dečak
• Mirjana Didović
• Željko Dragović
• Valter Drandić
• Anto Đapić (HSP)
• Milan Đukić
• Ivo Fabijanić
• Mirjana Ferić-Vac
• Goranko Fižulić
• Miroslav Furdek
• Krunoslav Gašparić
• Željko Glavan
• Branimir Glavaš
• Zrinjka Glovacki-Bernardi
• Mladen Godek
• Josip Golubić
• Karl Gorinšek
• Ante Grabovac
• Borislav Graljuk
• Mate Granić
• Zlatko Haramija
• Stjepan Henezi
• Vilim Herman
• Dubravka Horvat
• Nikola Ivaniš
• Baltazar Jalšovec
• Želimir Janjić
• Ivan Jarnjak
• Mate Jukić
• Vlado Jukić (HSP)
• Damir Jurić
• Marin Jurjević
• Damir Kajin
• Pavle Kalinić
• Božidar Kalmeta
• Boris Kandare (HSP, until 2001; replaced by Miroslav Rožić)
• Sanja Kapetanović
• Jadranka Katarinčić-Škrlj
• Slavko Kojić
• Ivan Kolar
• Joško Kontić
• Krunoslav Kordić
• Miroslav Korenika
• Jadranka Kosor
• Ivica Kostović
• Mario Kovač (politician)
• Milan Kovač
• Anto Kovačević (HKDU)
• Krešo Kovačićek
• Hrvoje Kraljević
• Zlatko Kramarić
• Željko Krapljan
• Drago Krpina
• Franjo Kučar
• Ljiljana Kuhta
• Ljubica Lalić
• Josip Leko
• Vedran Lendić
• Ivo Lončar
• Marija Lugarić
• Marijan Mačina
• Boris Mahač
• Željko Malević
• Ante Markov
• Marijan Maršić
• Zlatko Mateša
• Marina Matulović-Dropulić
• Romano Meštrović
• Jadranko Mijalić
• Ivan Milas
• Pavao Miljavac
• Ljerka Mintas-Hodak
• Dorica Nikolić
• Ivan Ninić
• Đuro Njavro
• Juraj Njavro
• Josip Odak
• Milanka Opačić
• Ivić Pašalić
• Josip Pavković
• Vlatko Pavletić
• Željko Pavlic
• Ivan Penić
• Dorotea Pešić-Bukovac
• Marijana Petir
• Velimir Pleša
• Vesna Podlipec
• Valter Poropat
• Vesna Pusić
• Jure Radić (engineer)
• Furio Radin
• Jozo Radoš
• Jadranka Reihl-Kir
• Luka Roić
• Miroslav Rožić (HSP, since 2001; he replaces Boris Kandare)
• Ivo Sanader
• Tibor Santo
• Katica Sedmak
• Josip Sesar
• Nenad Stazić
• Darko Šantić
• Vladimir Šeks
• Vladimir Šepčić
• Zlatko Šešelj
• Nevio Šetić
• Zlatko Šimatović
• Vesna Škare-Ožbolt
• Ivan Škarić
• Ivo Škrabalo
• Ivo Šlaus
• Ivan Štajduhar
• Dubravka Šuica
• Ivan Šuker
• Tonči Tadić (HSP)
• Ivica Tafra
• Zdravko Tomac
• Zlatko Tomčić
• Josip Torbar
• Luka Trconić
• Berislav Tušek
• Nikica Valentić
• Darijo Vasilić
• Zorko Vidiček
• Hrvoje Vojvoda
• Dragutin Vrus
• Dario Vukić
• Dragutin Vukušić
• Dragica Zgrebec
• Petar Žitnik
• Stjepan Živković
• Tonči Žuvela

External links

• Croatian Parliament