News
photo source:
Posted by: Rusica Viorica
News / Political
29 Nov. 2019 / 16:56
Parliament’s Standing Bureau has new composition
The deputies adopted, today, November 29, the Decision on the numerical and nominal composition of the Parliament’s Standing Bureau. Thus, the new structure will have 15 members. The distribution of the members on behalf of the parliamentary factions was made based on the proportional representation of the factions in parliament; respectively, four positions were offered to the Party of Socialists (PSRM), three positions - to the Moldovan Democratic Party (PDM) and one position - to the Action and Solidarity Party ACUM bloc, faction ACUM Dignity and Truth Platform and Shor Party each.
The bureau members are appointed under decisions by the factions, depending on the number of seats they have to hold.
Thus, the new composition of the Parliament’s Standing Bureau includes:
Vasile Bolea, Vladimir Golovatiuc, Corneliu Furculita, Adela Raileanu were appointed members of the standing bureau on behalf of PSRM; Dumitru Diacov, Pavel Filip and Serghei Sirbu – on behalf of PDM. ACUM bloc will be represented by Igor Grosu and Maria Ciobanu and the Shor Party – by lawmaker Denis Ulanov.
Under the Parliament’s Regulation, the numerical and nominal composition of the Standing Bureau is set under a parliament decision, at a proposal by the parliamentary factions.
Latest News
News / Economic
27 Nov. 2022 / 21:16
Over 70 domestic entrepreneurs exhibited their products at the "Cămara Fest" fair
News / Social
27 Nov. 2022 / 18:18
The Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office appealed to the Supreme Court of Justice on the case of Igor Dodon
News / Regional
27 Nov. 2022 / 16:43
Exhibition-fair of exotic birds at Soroca Citadel
News / Political
27 Nov. 2022 / 14:00
PAS National Council meets to discuss the strategy for the local elections
News / Social
27 Nov. 2022 / 13:41
Environment Agency recommends the use of alternative means of transport to reduce the level of air pollution
News / Political
27 Nov. 2022 / 12:49
Bogdan Aurescu and Antony Blinken will discuss Romania's support to the Republic of Moldova
News / International
27 Nov. 2022 / 12:04
Snow to blanket Kyiv from Sunday as power still in short supply
News / Social
27 Nov. 2022 / 11:18
Show Comments