On 11 November 2007, a legislative referendum was called to approve the Law on Amendments and Additions to the Law on the Ownership Transformation of Insurance Companies. In the referendum, the enactment of the law was rejected by a majority of votes of the citizens' electorate.    On 23 May 2008, the National Assembly adopted the ZLPDZ, which provides that the shares of insurance companies issued for a share of the non-nominated capital held by a capital company shall be permanently transferred to the Pension and Disability Insurance Institution for the sole purpose of providing additional funds for compulsory pension and disability insurance. The shares shall be managed by the capital company in the name and on behalf of the Pension Insurance Fund. When such a decision was taken, the government of the day assured that this would ensure the sustainability of the pension fund in the long term. For a long time now, these shares are no longer being discussed.   We, the citizens, said at the refrendum that these were shares for the pension fund. For some years now, I have not heard any more about these shares.  ZpiZ should say what is happening to these shares, how they are being managed and how the referendum will of the citizens is being respected.