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Romanian Parliament Adopts Welfare Bill
Romania’s lower house on Tuesday adopted the social welfare bill 168 to five votes, while opposition lawmakers abstained from voting.
Romanian Lower House Committee Clears Welfare Bill
Romania’s committee for labor in the Chamber of Deputies adopted a report late Monday endorsing a bill on social welfare that has been stalled for several weeks in Parliament.
Romania’s Ruling Coalition Agrees To Merge Local, Parliamentary Elections, Cut MP Numbers
Romania’s ruling coalition decided in a meeting Monday parliamentary and local elections will be merged in November 2012 and the number of lawmakers will be lowered to 388, Hunor Kelemen, le...
Romanian Parliament Committee To Draft Report On Welfare Bill By Nov 14
MPs with the Romania Chamber of Deputies’ committee for labor have until November 14 to draw up a report on the social welfare bill, that will then be put to the vote in plenary, House secre...
MPs Tacitly Adopt Bill Allowing Secret Service To Conduct Criminal Investigations
The Chamber of Deputies on Thursday failed to secure the necessary quorum to debate and vote on a bill that allows secret services to conduct criminal investigations and the bill was adopted...
Basescu Urges Lawmakers Again To Adopt Social Welfare, Magistrates Statute
Romanian President Traian Basescu on Monday has asked the Parliament again to speed up the adoption of the social welfare law, the bill amending the statute of Romanian magistrates, as well...
Basescu Urges Adoption Of Social Welfare Law, Magistrates Statute
Romanian President Traian Basescu urges the Parliament to speed up the adoption of the social welfare law and a bill amending the statute of Romanian magistrates.
Parliament Committees Reject Act Taxing Pensions Over RON740
The Romanian Chamber of Deputies’ committees for labor and health on Tuesday rejected for the second time Government emergency ordinance 107/2010 whereby pensioners earning at least 740 lei...
Parliament Adopts Bill Banning Usury
The Romanian Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday adopted a bill whereby usury is considered a crime punishable by six months to five years in prison.