Ilie Bolojan and the head of the Constitutional Court, summoned nine times to hearings in the Senate investigation into the meeting in Mircea Abrudean’s office. Neither of them showed up / What are the conclusions of the investigative committee’s report

Ilie Bolojan and the president of the Constitutional Court, Elena-Simina Tănăsescu, failed to appear at any of the nine summonses issued by the Senate’s Committee for Constitutional Affairs, which investigated their meeting on August 14, 2026, held in the office of the Senate president. The final report, approved on November 9 and published in the Official Gazette, shows that after nearly three months of investigations, senators were unable to establish what the two discussed or why that location was chosen.

The committee analyzed video recordings, requested documents from the Constitutional Court and heard several officials. On October 27, Tănăsescu submitted a written response, stating that the discussion concerned identifying additional premises for the Constitutional Court, amid an increase in the number of cases and the institution’s staff. However, the explanations did not clarify all the questions surrounding the meeting or possible links to cases pending before the Court.

The senators propose investigating the conduct of Elena-Simina Tănăsescu and the Constitutional Court’s secretary-general, Alexandru-Mihai Borcan, through disciplinary proceedings. In Bolojan’s case, the former interim prime minister and senator, they request that the Legal Committee be notified to conduct a disciplinary investigation. The committee also calls for amendments to legislation concerning individuals who refuse to attend hearings or submit the requested documents.