Constitutional Court Leaves Budget 2026 in Force, but Repeals Two Texts
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The Constitutional Court left in force the Law on the State Budget of the Republic of Bulgaria for 2026, but annulled two groups of provisions adopted together with it. The change in the mechanism for determining the remuneration of magistrates and the amendments to Article 355 of the Labor Code were declared unconstitutional. The decision was issued in cases initiated at the request of members of parliament from the 52nd National Assembly and t…
The Constitutional Court (CC) upheld the state budget for 2026, but declared unconstitutional changes to the Labor Code and the Judiciary Act, adopted through the transitional and final provisions of the budget law. The decision was rendered today, October 20, in a case initiated following requests from deputies of the 52nd National Assembly and the Ombudsman. One of the main questions before the constitutional judges was whether a budget with a…
The Constitutional Court ruled on the cases initiated upon requests by MPs from "We Continue the Change", "GERB-SDF" and Ombudsman Velislava Delcheva regarding their requests for the unconstitutionality of the state budget for 2026. With the Constitutional Court's decision, the 2026 Budget remains in force, but individual provisions related to the remuneration of magistrates, as well as changes to the Code of […]
The changes in the calculation of seniority, which the rulers pushed through in the transitional and final provisions of the law on the state budget for this year, are unconstitutional. This was decided today by the Constitutional Court in its decision.
The Constitutional Court has rejected the request to declare the 2026 budget unconstitutional. The court announced this today. The judges considered a total of three ...
The Constitutional Court did not declare the 2026 budget unconstitutional. This was announced today by the court. The judges considered a total of three cases related to complaints against the budget, filed at the request of members of parliament from the 52nd National Assembly and...
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