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10 October 15:25

The Supreme Council of Magistracy states that the reform of judges' pensions is not related to the obligations of the PNRR, contrary to the statements of Prime Minister Bolojan.

Sanziana Georgescu

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The CSM emphasizes that the draft law regarding the pensions of magistrates is not related to Romania's obligations under the PNRR, following the statements of Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. The CSM calls for responsibility in public communication and warns against political pressures on the constitutional court. Additionally, the CSM specifies that milestone 215 has been positively evaluated by the European Commission, and the amendments made by Law no. 282/2023 have already been deemed compliant. The next deadline for the Constitutional Court's decision is on October 20.

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ȘTIRI PE ACELEAȘI SUBIECTE

Economy

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan states that the reform of judges' pensions is a serious project, emphasizing that it will not betray society and that the CSM's opinion is formal.

Politics

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that the reform of judges' pensions remains a firm objective of the Government, supported by the entire coalition. He specified that, since the Constitutional Court did not reject the project on its merits, the Executive can resume the legislative process.

Current Affairs

CSM praises the CCR's decision which declared the law on judges' pensions unconstitutional, emphasizing the importance of dialogue between the branches of government.

Economy

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan will resume the reform of judges' pensions following the reasoning of the Constitutional Court, emphasizing the need to correct the system to ensure financial sustainability.

Current Affairs

Sorin Grindeanu announces that the CCR would have rejected the reform of judges' pensions on the merits, asking Prime Minister Bolojan to negotiate, although the CSM opposed the reform.

Economy

Minister Dragoș Pîslaru states that the law on judges' pensions can generate 231 million euros from the PNRR, emphasizing the importance of meeting the deadline.

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