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PNL and USR senators want to abolish the €36,000 retirement allowance for Constitutional Court judges, citing budget cuts.

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15 July 2025, 12:04
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The legislative initiative tabled by PNL and USR senators aims to repeal paragraph 5 of Law 47/1992, which stipulates that CCR judges should receive an amount equivalent to the net allowance for 6 months at the end of their mandate. The measure comes in the context of budget cuts by the Ciolacu government, which has halted such benefits for all civil servants. There are concerns about the lack of necessary funds in the CCR budget for 2025.

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Senatorii PNL și USR au depus o inițiativă legislativă prin care vor să elimine „ajutorul de pensionare” de 36.000 de euro al judecătorilor Curții Constituționale
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Proiect de lege pentru eliminarea indemnizaţiei de pensionare de 36.000 euro a judecătorilor CCR, depus în Parlament de parlamentari PNL şi USR
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Judecătorii CCR pot rămâne fără bonusul de 36.000€ la pensie. Fostul șef CCR are 64.000 lei pensie
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Lege pentru eliminarea indemnizaţiei de pensionare de 36.000 euro a judecătorilor CCR

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