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Activity of the President on January 1–17, 2010

Decrees

The commission for studying and assessing the totalitarian communist regime of the Republic of Moldova was set up under a decree by interim president of Moldova. According to the preamble to the decree, despite progress made by the Republic of Moldova to build the state based on the rule of law and join the EU, our country is still a state which does not know the truth about the totalitarian communist regime. The unbiased and multilateral information of society is necessary to let generations born in the post-communist period know the totalitarian essence of the communist regime and prevent similar regimes in future. The decree invokes Resolution # 1096 (1996) by the CoE Parliamentary Assembly on measures to dismantle the heritage of former totalitarian communist systems and Resolution # 1481 (2006) by the CoE Parliamentary Assembly on the need for international condemnation of crimes of totalitarian communist regimes. The commission is made of 30 members, with most of them being historians and jurisprudence experts. Doctor of history Cojocaru Gheorghe was nominated to head the commission. The commission is due to table proposals in the area to the President of Moldova before June 1, 2010.

On January 15 Moldova’s president issued a decree awarding stated distinctions as follows:

Sittings. Decisions

Sitting of the Constitutional Commission

The commission for constitutional reform convened in the second sitting on January 11, 2010 to approve its regulation and hear a report by the working group for constitutional research and analysis, which signalled the need to modify 69 articles of Moldovan Constitution. Therefore, commission members voted for the adoption of a new Constitution and empowered the task force to work out the necessary modifications, as well as a draft law on the procedure of adopting a new Constitution.