The draft 2012 state budget obtained by MEDIAFAX states budget increases for:

– the Presidential Administration – from 28.8 million lei (EUR6.62 million) in the initial 2011 budget to RON29.6 million in 2012);

– the High Court of Justice (from RON60.9 million to RON62.7 million);

– the Constitutional Court (from RON12.4 million to RON13.9 million);

– the Foreign Affairs Ministry (from RON540.6 million to RON646.2 million);

– the Finance Ministry (from RON2.8 billion to RON3 billion);

– the Defense Ministry (from RON5 billion to RON5.1 billion);

– the Environment Ministry (from RON2.2 billion to RON2.9 billion);

– the Transport Ministry (from RON14.2 billion to RON14.7 billion);

– the Health Ministry (from RON4.8 billion to RON5.4 billion);

– the Communications Ministry (from RON214.9 million to RON266.4 million);

– the Prosecutors’ Department (from RON572.8 million to RON597.3 million);

– the National Integrity Agency (from RON13.7 million to RON42.9 million);

– the Economy Ministry (from RON1.6 billion to RON1.67 billion);

– the High Council of Magistrates (from RON71.7 million to RON79.1 million);

– the Romanian Intelligence Service (from RON971.4 million to RON986.9 million);

– the Foreign Intelligence Service (from RON187.5 million to RON193.9 million);

– the Protection and Security Service (from RON129 million to RON132.3 million).

The document states lower budgets for:

– the Senate (from RON90.7 million to RON85.3 million);

– the Chamber of Deputies (from RON210 million to RON209.7 million);

– the Romanian Academy (from RON396.4 million to RON354.2 million);

– the Secretariat General of the Government (from RON964.8 million to RON712.3 million);

– the Ministry of Tourism and Regional Development (from RON3.4 billion to RON3.1 billion;

– the Justice Ministry (from RON2.2 billion to RON2.1 billion;

– the Interior Ministry (from RON9.5 billion to RON7.8 billion);

– the Labor Ministry (from RON33.2 billion to RON31.9 billion);

– the Agriculture Ministry (from RON15.9 billion to RON14.9 billion);

– the Education Ministry (from RON8.9 billion to RON8.7 billion);

– the Culture Ministry (from RON795.8 million to RON600 million);

– the Standing Electoral Authority (from RON21.4 million to RON15.3 million);

– privatization authority AVAS (from RON45.5 million to RON20.7 million).

(EUR1=RON4.3479)