The resolution addresses the political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, focusing on efforts to uphold democratic institutions and comply with commitments made upon joining the Council of Europe in 2002. It acknowledges recent political challenges, including the conviction of Republika Srpska's former president, Milorad Dodik, and subsequent presidential elections marked by satisfactory organisation despite minor irregularities. The document applauds the annulment of unconstitutional entity-level laws by Republika Srpska's authorities and stresses the importance of electoral reform to ensure fair representation of all constituent peoples. It calls for constitutional amendments in line with European Court of Human Rights judgments, urging political parties to agree on reforms to enhance state institution functionality. The resolution also highlights the vital role of co-operation with the Council of Europe, particularly the Venice Commission, and seeks prompt action in selecting a judge for the European Court of Human Rights from Bosnia and Herzegovina.