67. Are there provisions for conflict of interests for candidates and/or elected officials?

"A representative may not simultaneously perform the duty of a representative and hold any of the following offices: judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia, judge, attorney general, deputy attorney general, ombudsman, deputy ombudsman, prime minister or deputy prime minister of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, minister or other member of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, state secretary, assistant minister, director of a state administrative institution, deputy director or assistant director of a state administrative institution, secretary general of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, secretary general of a Ministry, chief of staff of the Government of the Republic of Croatia or director of agencies of the Government of the Republic of Croatia, chief of staff of the president of the Republic of Croatia, director of the Office of the National Security Council, ambassador, general consul, county prefect or deputy county prefect, mayor or deputy mayor of the City of Zagreb, an active duty military person, civil servant or employee of the Armed Forces, a member of the management board of a company, institution or non-budgetary fund that is predominantly in state ownership, or the head of a legal person that is required by law to submit reports to Parliament."

Source: Article 9, ACT ON THE ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES TO THE CROATIAN PARLIAMENT 2011 (consolidated text), with amendment in 2015