USR Deputy Alexandru Dimitriu contests the appointment of Adrian Veștea as prime minister, requesting the resumption of consultations with parliamentary parties after the withdrawal of Eugen Tomac.

The appointment of Adrian Veștea as Prime Minister, after the withdrawal of Eugen Tomac, is contested by USR deputy Alexandru Dimitriu. He argues that the president should have convened new consultations with parliamentary parties, considering that the constitutional procedure ended with Tomac's resignation.

Dimitriu states that the Constitution clearly stipulates that the appointment of a prime minister must be preceded by consultations with the parties, and the previous consultations had a concrete outcome. He argues that Tomac's withdrawal reflects the impossibility of forming a parliamentary majority and that the political situation has changed, necessitating the resumption of dialogue. The deputy emphasizes that adherence to constitutional rules is essential and should not be influenced by the urgency of forming a new Executive.

Dimitriu concludes that each nomination must be preceded by consultations to assess real political support.