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e-journal #65 |
The Parliament has re-elected Ala Popescu as chairwoman of the Chamber of Auditors and appointed new members of the supreme financial control body, in compliance with modified regulations of the law on Chamber of Auditors, which establish that three members represent the parliamentary majority and four members represent the parliamentary opposition. Two former members kept their mandates in the new composition — Cojocari Gheorghe and Cibotaru Mihai, appointed by the majority faction. Elizaveta Foca was elected as deputy chairwoman of the chamber (proposed by the PPCD faction), while Anatolie Ghilas, director of the Chisinau cadastral office (at the proposal of the PDM faction), Andrei Groza, department chief at the Law Faculty of the Moldovan Free International University (at the proposal of the PPCD faction; candidate for the 2005 parliamentary elections) and Sergiu Guja, member of the National Commission for Securities in 1999–2000 (at the proposal of AMN) were appointed to the other posts.
Laws on system of establishing of basic salaries in budgetary sector and salaries for public dignitaries. The law stipulates the unification of basic salaries and indemnities paid on account of state budget in one document, as well as gradual rise of salaries for certain categories of workers, in line with temporal stages established express.
Concept on cooperation between Moldovan Parliament and civil society. The concept aims to establish principles and general mechanism of interaction between Parliament and civil society representatives, permanent consultations between these institutions. The decision on approval of this concept establishes the obligation to publish all draft legislative documents registered appropriately on the official website of the Parliament.
Law on modification of Article 38 of the September 17, 1998 law # 137-XIV on electricity. Under the document, the electricity market in Moldova will be gradually liberalised, in rounds established by the National Agency for Energy Regulation, while the Government will coordinate the liberalisation until July 1, 2007.
Decision on results of control on detainees from the penal investigation facility # 13 whose cases are being examined by courts. The special parliamentary commission that held this control has found out violations of legislation in effect and fundamental human rights. Lawmakers established that this situation is mostly due to the “failure of courts to respect the legislation in effect on examination of penal causes in reasonable terms,” as well as “to the lack of a strict control of courts and competent authorities.” The decision that the Parliament adopted after a secret sitting says that the activity of the Justice Ministry regarding insurance of detention conditions “does not correspond to requirements of legislation in effect,” while the Superior Council of Magistrates is told “to conduct some controls on examination of cases of detainees from the penal investigation facility.”
The speaker said that a new law on audiovisual will be drafted and adopted “in the first reading” during the spring session of the Parliament and it will be available later for public debates and will be delivered to the Council of Europe for expertise. It should be mentioned that the schedule of legislative actions aimed to respect the obligations and commitments towards the Council of Europe (adopted through the November 11, 2005 Decision # 284 of the Parliament) stipulates: — the finalisation of draft laws on amendment and completion of the audiovisual law and the law on TeleRadio-Moldova by late 2005; — expertise of these drafts by the Council of Europe in January-March 2006; — adoption of these laws in June-July 2006. A group of lawmakers representing the PCRM and PPCD factions submitted the draft audiovisual code as legislative initiative on December 21, 2005, but the document was not made public so far.
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