Bosnia and Herzegovina: Polity Style: 1992-2025

8 Apr 1992	the name of the state is changed in accordance with a regulation adopted by the Presidency of the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina on 8 Apr 1992 with immediate effect (Bosnia and Herzegovina Official Gazette, No. 1, 9 Apr 1992, p. 1)
8 Apr 1992 - 14 Dec 1995	Republika Bosna i Hercegovina (Република Босна и Херцеговина) \| Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
17 Jun 1994	the regulation of 8 Apr 1992 is confirmed in accordance with a law passed by the National Assembly (Skupština \| Cкупштина) of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina on 1 Jun 1994, promulgated by the Presidency of the Republic on the same day, effective on the eighth day after the publication as required by Art. 5 (Bosnia and Herzegovina Official Gazette, No. 13, 9 Jun 1994, pp. 189-197) [1]
14 Dec 1995	the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republic of Srpska formed a state in accordance with the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Dayton Peace Agreement), approved and signed by the representatives of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federation of Bosnia and Hercegovina and the Republic of Srpska at a public ceremony held on 14 Dec 1995 in Paris; the Constitution entered into force upon signature of the Agreement as required by Art. XII of the Constitution (General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, pp. 117-128)
14 Dec 1995 -	Bosna i Hercegovina (Bosnian, Croatian) = Bosna i Hercegovina (Босна и Херцеговина) (Serbian)

The regulation with the force of law (uredba sa zakonskom snagom | уредба са законском снагом) of 8 Apr 1992 was adopted by the Presidency of the Republic, which had assumed extraordinary powers after the withdrawal of the Serbian members, as the National Assembly failed to achieve a quorum during the war. In 1994, the National Assembly retroactively approved the legislation passed by the Presidency.