US EditionIlie Bolojan: Opposition Mps Irresponsibly Used the Term "Legislative Terrorism"
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On the draft law on corporate governance, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said it aims to professionalise and depolitize state companies.
Parliament's plenary rejected on Sunday the motion for a censorship of opposition with the title "Stop public companies' policy! Stop government ownership" after the Government took its response to the project on State companies' reform.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan drew on Sunday's attention that the opposition's parliamentarians used the term "legislative terrorism" , and it appeared surprising that the signatories of the censorship movement do not want a reform of public companies.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan called for responsibility on Sunday, drawing attention to the fact that opposition lawmakers irresponsibly used the term "legislative terrorism." Bolojan expressed surprise that the signatories of the censure motion do not want a reform of public enterprises, Agerpres writes.
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