Regulation of technology is not what preoccupied B&H in the previous decades. Ever since the end of the war in 1990, the public has been focused on establishing a framework whereby the coexistence of dominant diverse ethnopolitical groups might be possible. The agenda was focused on the most elementary issues such as free and fair elections and establishing a single market within B&H. Although the majority of powers remained vested in the entities, several laws had been adopted on the state level, such as the Law on Competition, a set of intellectual property laws, the Law on Protection of Personal Data, and the Law on Consumer Protection.