Career
- 1980: Defence studies graduate, University of Ljubljana
- 1980: Trainee in the Municipality of Kranj
- 1981: Adviser on defence preparations in the Municipality of Kranj
- 1984: Adviser on defence training in the Municipality of Kranj
- 1988: Head of the municipal civil protection unit
- 1990: Deputy Republican Defence Secretary
- 1991: Republican Secretary/Minister for Information
- 1993: Defence Minister
- 1993: Marketing division, Adria Karavan, Novo mesto
- 1996: Member of the LDS council
- 1996: Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee
- 1996: Member of the Defence Committee and the Constitutional Commission
- 2000: Member of the Slovenian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
- 2000: Member of the EU-Slovenia Joint Parliamentary Committee
- 2000: Head of the national delegation to the IPU
- 2000: Member of the National Assembly of Slovenia
- 2000: Chairman of the Foreign Policy Committee
- 2000: Member of the Defence Committee and the European Affairs Commission
- 2002: Member of Kranj Municipal Council (1998)
- 2003: Observer in the European Parliament
- 2003: Member of the Convention on the Future of Europe
- 2003: Chairman of the LDS regional committee for Gorenjska
- 2003: Chairman of the Kranj committee of the LDS
- 2004: Member of the ALDE Bureau
- 2005: President of LDS
| Political offices | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by Stane Stanič |
Secretary of Information 24 April 1991–25 January 1993 |
Succeeded by Office abolished |
| Preceded by Janez Janša |
Minister of Defence 24 March 1994–27 February 1997 |
Succeeded by Tit Turnšek |
| Party political offices | ||
| Preceded by Anton Rop |
President of the LDS 15 October 2005–30 June 2007 |
Succeeded by Katarina Kresal |
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