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e-journal #150 |
Alexandru Luncari and Mihail Bodean were relieved from offices of deputy directors of the Information and Security Service.
The April 21, 2009 Decree by President of the Republic of Moldova concerning the establishing of the state commission for inquiring causes, circumstances and consequences of the April 7–8, 2009 events was abrogated, as the parliamentary investigation commission to elucidate the causes and consequences of the events that followed April 5, 2009 was set up.
Moldova’s interim president issued several decrees awarding state distinctions.
Note by ADEPT: During September — December 2009 interim President Mihai Ghimpu handed in more than one hundred state awards, including:
During March 2001 — August 2009 former Moldovan president Vladimir Voronin awarded about 2,000 state distinctions, of which more than 600 orders, more than 1,050 medals and more than 320 honour nominations. Under Law # 1123 of 30.07.1992 concerning state distinctions of the Republic of Moldova, the type of accolade is chosen depending on merits of individuals and legal entities to be awarded, and they are awarded under decrees by President of Moldova, in line with the regulation approved by chief of state. The regulation concerned says that as a rule, the request on awarding shall be submitted to the higher-ranking organ or organisation by the staff of the candidate and the candidacies shall be studied by a staff meeting. State distinctions may be also awarded at the initiative of public authorities, ministries, departments, supreme organs of public organisations, artistic unions. Applications for state awards shall be coordinated with city hall or district council, central authorities, who shall agree with republican unionist committees, coordinate them with the competent permanent commission of the Parliament of Moldova and deliver them to President of the Republic of Moldova.
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