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Decrees

On May 17 the President approved the structure of his apparatus and its regulation. Presidential apparatus consists of:

1. Law and Public Relations Department;
2. Information Analytical Department;
3. General Department;
4. Supreme Security Council Service;
5. Press Service;
6. Protocol service.

Apparatus includes the following councilors:

1. Councilor on legal issues;
2. Councilor on social issues;
3. Councilor on home affairs;
4. Councilor on foreign policy;
5. Councilor one economic issues;
6. Councilor on culture, education and science;
7. Councilor on agriculture, industry and local government;
8. Councilor on special missions.

According to the Regulation of the Presidential apparatus, senior consultants or referents are entrusted to provide informational and organization support to councilors.

Law and Public Relations Department consists of Acts Service and Petitions and Hearings Service. The former includes: Promulgation Section and Citizenship, Pardon and State Distinctions Section. As for the General Department, in includes: Section overseeing enforcement of Presidential decrees, Editing-translation Section, Typing and Copying Section; Chancellery and Financial Department.

Apparatus Departments are headed by the Department Chiefs, while services by service chiefs. Noteworthy, the Chief of Supreme Security Council also acts as its secretary, while the Chief of Press Service as a spokesperson.

End of the “cold war” with the mayoralty

The visit paid by President Voronin to the mayoralty was in the center of public attention. And this because the relations between central and local government have never been colder than in the last 6–7 months, especially since moguls in the mayoralty, including former mayor Serafim Urechean had been under investigations.

Albeit it was publicly stated that the visit sought to identify solutions to the multiple problems the capital city faced, domestic observers made a connection between the visit and upcoming campaign for the mayoralty. The stock of problems identified by President Voronin included: streets lighting, neighborhoods security, roof renovation, improving “Apa Canal” activity, enforcing capital’s development plan, perfecting the legal framework in view of clearly stipulating praetors’ responsibilities.

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