From 30th May 1990, the first Croatian president, Franjo Tudjman, his two successors Stjepan Mesic and dr. Ivo Josipovic, until today, when the duty of the Croatian president holds Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic, presidential powers and constitutional position of president have changed. Semi-presidential system (up to 2000 year.) Ratio of power of the President before the Government puts in favor of the President. Together with his party, which has a majority in Parliament, the position of the president is dominant. On the other hand a parliamentary system (the constitutional amendments in 2000) does not allow the President to be a member of a single party, and the highest state authorities, the Government and Parliament work closely and make decisions by mutual agreement, the countersignature and so. According to this conception, the President remains an important factor the constitutional system, with emphasis on the right initiatives in the most important areas of government activity.