to fall apart. In February 1992 his government proposed the laws offering territorial autonomy to ethnic Serbs in Krajina in exchange for their formal recognition of Croatian sovereignty. Dražen Budiša, one of government's ministers and leader of Croatian Social Liberal Party, left the government in protest. This was followed by representative of other parties who gradually left the government. By the end of his term, cabinet of Franjo Gregurić again had members of only one party. At parliamentary elections of 1992, Gregurić was elected as representative of HDZ and remained in that party. Gregurić was later the president of the Croatian Firefighting Association between 1993 and 2000. In May 2010, Gregurić was appointed the head of the Supervisory board at Institut IGH. See also Cabinet of Franjo Gregurić References 1939 births Living people People from Lobor Croatian Democratic Union politicians Prime Ministers of Croatia Representatives in the modern Croatian Parliament