Zagreb - The Croatian parliament on Friday amended the Trade Act whereby the number of working Sunday in a year is cut to 16.
The amended law will go into force on 1 July and working Sundays in the first half of this year will not be counted towards the quota of 16 working Sundays.
Shops at bus and train stations, airports and ferry ports, museums and cultural institutions, and petrol stations will be allowed to work on more than 16 Sundays.
Newsstands may work from 0700 to 1300 hrs on Sundays and public holidays.
The parliament today also adopted amendments to the relevant law to enable the implementation of the government's fourth €1.7 billion aid package.