Ludovic Orban welcomed the consensus within the governing coalition regarding the administration reform, but remains cautious about its establishment: "I am not in a hurry to draw conclusions. There have been meetings where it seemed that they had reached an agreement."

Former Prime Minister Ludovic Orban commented on the recent consensus in the governing coalition regarding the administrative reform package, after a meeting that ended a four-month deadlock.

Orban mentioned that, although "white smoke" emerged and a joint statement was issued, it is prudent not to draw premature conclusions, considering that there have been previous meetings that seemed promising, but later "PSD suddenly launched artillery barrages against Bolojan." He emphasizes that the approval of the ordinance for restructuring personnel expenses and the state budget law is essential to ensure the stability of the reforms.

The government also announced amendments targeting various areas, including defense, education, and local taxes, and created a working group to address issues related to overtaxation and people with disabilities.