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Changes in personnel

On 14 May 2003, the Government made a number of personnel changes. Dumitru Tintiuc, Deputy Minister of Health, Valeriu Sirghi, First Deputy Director of the State Agency for Land and Cadastre, and Petru Bolun, Deputy Director of the Agency for the Development of Tourism, were released of their duties. The latter was suspended following the re-organisation of the Agency into a Department. On the same day, Ion Turcan was appointed General Director of the State Agency for Material Reserves and Humanitarian Aid, and the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Moldova to the Russian Federation Vladimir Юurcan was appointed the diplomatic representative of Moldova to the Republic of Armenia.

Decisions

The Government adopted in 6 May 2003 the Regulation of the Superior Commission for Attestation (SCA), the administrative structure of the SCA, the structure of the system of training and attestation of highly qualified academic personnel, as well as the criteria of recommending candidates to the position of member of the SCA Plenary, and the share of representation of scientific and higher education institutions and the scientific fields in the SCA.

Another adopted document was the Statute of the State Information Agency “Moldpres”. The Statute envisions the tasks, functions, rights and obligations of the Agency; its leadership bodies, assets, funds and sources of funding etc. The statutory capital of the enterprise is 4,128,600 Moldovan Lei. The income of the enterprise will be distributed as follows: 40% — to the fund for the development of production; 45% — to the fund for material stimulation and 15% — to the reserve fund.

On 7 May 2003, the Government approved the Regulation on Public Purchases from a Single Source, whose provisions are to facilitate the activity of economic agents. Thus, it allows for contracts of public acquisition from monopolist supply enterprises without the interference of the National Agency for Public Acquisitions.

The draft of the Regulation on Military Records provides for the principles of organising the military records, the relevant duties of ministries, departments, administrative-military bodies and local authorities, and was adopted on 14 May 2003. The Regulation also provides for the financial support of the measures of organisation of military records to of recruits and reservists at military centres and mayoralties to be covered from the local budgets. In the same context, it is to be mentioned that the public institutions and the economic agents are to cover expenditure related to military record keeping from their own sources.

On the same day, the draft law for the amendment and completion of the Code on the Commercial Maritime Navigation of Moldova was adopted and is aimed to grant the right to navigate under Moldovan flags to ships owned by both indigenous and foreign natural and legal persons.

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