Administrative Reform, Challenged by Igor Dodon: What Answers Igor Grosu and How Explains Alexandru Tanase
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Parliament will adopt the laws on the new administrative-territorial structure proposed by the Government. The 32 districts will form three regions: North, Centre and South. The new legislative framework must be known one year before the next local general elections. The President of Parliament points out that reform does not involve the elimination of one of the levels of public administration, which is enshrined in the R. Moldova Constitution.
MP PSRM Igor Dodon questions the constitutionality of the administrative-territorial reform proposed by the Government and argues that the term "region" is not expressly provided for in the Constitution of the Republic of Moldova. Statements were made on Friday, October 2, before the plenary session of Parliament. Dodon stated that he agrees with the need for an administrative reform, but does not support
The government's plans to replace the current 32 districts with three regions — north, center and south — have sparked controversy over whether such a reform is in line with Moldova's Constitution. The PSRM states that abandoning districts is contrary to the basic law. The government also told Newsmaker that second-tier local government will not be abolished, but reorganized. Igor Grosu, Speaker of Parliament and leader of the ruling PAS party, …
The proposed local government reform (LPA) is controversial, while the critical opposition calls for a real decentralisation accompanied by the reform of central power, Parliament's President, Igor Grosu, claims that level two of the administration will be retained, and the emphasis must be on finances and powers, not on names.
Igor Dodon says that the district reform is against the Constitution. More precisely, the socialist leader told the press that the term "region" is not expressly indicated in the country's Supreme Law. At the same time, the deputy specified that, in his opinion, administrative reform is necessary. The politician, however, does not support the proposed way of governing and wants to offer more […] VIDEO Article Dodon says that the district reform …
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