List of members of Croatian Parliament, 2000–2003
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.
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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
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