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Activity of the Government on June 16–30, 2009

Appointments. Dismissals

Under a presidential decree, former PPCD legislator Iurie Rosca was nominated deputy prime minister. He will be in charge with coordinating actions aimed to ensure legality, respect for rights and freedoms of citizens, maintain public order, combat crime and corruption, trafficking in human beings and illegal migration, ensuring security and defence capacity of the country. The coordinated public authorities are: Interior Ministry, Ministry of Defence, and Ministry of Justice, Centre for Combating Economic Crimes and Corruption, Customs Service, Border Guard Service and Agency for Material Reserves, Public Procurements and Humanitarian Aid (relating to state material reserves).

Note by ADEPT: The media noted the “separate” nomination of the new deputy premier shortly after the granting of the vote of confidence to the entire governmental team, as well as the neglecting of the executive leadership during this promotion.

Natalia Gherman, former Moldovan ambassador to Sweden, was assigned deputy minister of foreign affairs and European integration.

Vitalie Iurcu was relieved from the office of director-general of the National Energy Regulatory Agency and nominated director-general of S.A. Moldtelecom.

Alexandru Gisca was relieved from the office of adviser to the deputy prime minister upon his demand.

Decisions

Decision on redistribution of assisting competences for the National Commission for European Integration. According to changes approved by the Government under the June 17, 2009 Decision, competences of providing organisational and information assistance to the National Commission for European Integration (NCEI) went back to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration from the Government Apparatus.

Note by ADEPT: The takeover by the Government Apparatus of the NCEI secretariat functions was earlier regarded as a successful solution, with Moldova’s president (self-nominated as NCEI Chairman) telling positive and praising words in this regard. At the same time, the minister of foreign affairs and European integration saidRO that building the NCEI Secretariat to advise the Government was the “masterpiece” of a presidential adviser who “had plans to redirect the European integration area outside of the ministry” and MFAEI did not know the actions of this structure for one year.

Decision concerning the 29th of July 2009 as day-off. In connection with holding early parliamentary elections on July 29, 2009 this working will be transferred to another day, which the Government will establish later.

Decision approving the regulation on the free-of-charge release of some assets. Under the Regulation, agricultural producers will receive Diesel oil to hold the harvesting campaign and develop crops, as well as enlarge forest areas. The lot of 9,500 tons was provided by the Russian Federation as humanitarian aid.

Decision concerning the allocation of funds for elections. The Central Electoral Commission was allocated 22,390 lei from the Reserve Fund of the Government to prepare and hold early parliamentary elections on July 29, 2009. This amount could be restored at a further correction of the state budget for 2009.

Decision concerning the granting of humanitarian aid. Moldova will provide pecuniary assistance worth 50,000 Euros to the Czech Republic in order to redress consequences of floods there. The funds will go from the Reserve Fund of the Government.

Decisions approving some policy documents (plans, strategies):

Sittings. Decisions

New deputy premier proves activism

On the first days of activity newly-assigned Deputy Premier Iurie Rosca has heard several citizens, opened a hotline in his cabinet and chaired sittings of:

As well, Rosca visited the Interior Ministry, the Centre for Combating Economic Crimes and Corruption, the Customs Service.

June 1–15, 2009 July 1–15, 2009