The government led by Bolojan has initiated a legislative project aimed at sanctioning inappropriate behavior in relations with public institutions. Thus, manifestations of disrespect, provocation, intimidation, aggression, or recalcitrance, including refusal to comply with staff instructions, will be considered offenses. These behaviors will be punished with fines, with the aim of ensuring a climate of respect and collaboration between citizens and public officials. The project has been supported by representatives of the ruling party and reflects a concern for improving interpersonal relations in the public sector.
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