Government Spokesperson Announces Plans to Amend Ordinance 52 in Response to Concerns from Local PSD Leaders about Municipality Activity Blockages
The Romanian government is gearing up to amend Ordinance 52, which addresses measures related to national programs in public works and budgetary policies. This decision follows feedback from local PSD leaders, highlighting operational challenges faced by municipalities.
Government Prioritizes Revising Ordinance 52
During a recent government session, Premier [First Name] [Last Name] expressed intentions to modify Ordinance 52 in an upcoming meeting. Although specifics of the changes are yet to be disclosed, Ioana Dogioiu, the government spokesperson, emphasized the need for a comprehensive reevaluation by relevant stakeholders advocating for amendments.
Ordinance 52 Sparks Coalition Tensions
Interim PSD President, Sorin Grindeanu, mentioned that last week’s government session presented an ordinance overloaded with resolutions that require immediate correction to avoid administrative gridlocks. Failure to address these issues could severely impact local governance.
Local Leaders Express Concerns Over Operational Hurdles
Craiova’s Mayor, Lia Olguța Vasilescu, highlighted significant concerns, including the inability to conduct snow removal operations or prepare roads for the winter season due to the stipulations of the ordinance. Additionally, the prohibition of feasibility studies and assessments hampers the ability to access European funds, according to her remarks.
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