​The government will be able to issue simple resolutions during the parliamentary recess, which will be aimed at adjusting the state budget for 2023, regulating some fiscal and budgetary measures or necessary to achieve the guidelines and goals in the PNRR or changes to the Fiscal Code, in accordance with the draft law that will be under consideration on Thursday by the executive branch.

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As the first regular parliamentary session of 2023 ends at the end of June, the Government has drafted a law which, on the proposal of the ministries/institutions concerned, asks to give Parliament the power to make laws by means of simple decrees for the period between the date of entry into force of the law and the resumption of Parliament on the second next session of 2023.

The bill establishes 10 areas in which the Government will be able to issue simple orders, respectively: finance and economy, development, public works and governance, home affairs, health, transport and infrastructure, sports, culture, research, investment and European projects. , expansion or changes of some conditions of regulatory acts having the force of law.

What legislative changes does the Government want to make in finance and economy

Most of the legislative changes that can be adopted by simple resolutions relate to the field of taxation, respectively:

• 1. clarification of the state budget for 2023;
• 2. clarification of the state social insurance budget for 2023;
• 3. regulation of some fiscal and budgetary measures;
• 4. making changes to Art. III and Art. IV of Law No. 191/2011 on amendments and additions to Law No. 191/2011. 672/2002 on internal state audit with further amendments and additions;
• 5. amendments and additions to Law No. 207/2015 on the Fiscal Procedural Code with the following amendments and additions;
• 6. amendments and additions to Law No. 227/2015 on the Fiscal Code with further amendments and additions;
• 7. making changes and additions to the Government’s emergency order No. 39/2018 on public-private partnership with the following changes and additions;
• 8. Amendment to Law No. 165/2013 on measures to complete the restitution process, in kind or equivalent, of buildings illegally seized during the communist regime in Romania (…)
• 9. amendments to Art. Paragraph 3 (1) of the Government Emergency Order No. 23/2004 on the establishment of measures for the reorganization of the Office for Valuation of Bank Assets through merger by acquisition with the Office for Privatization and Administration of State Participation, approved and amended by Law No. 360/2004, with further amendments and additions, as well as amendments to Art. II paragraph (3) of the Law No. 113/2013 on the approval of the Emergency Government Order No. 93/2012 on the establishment, organization and functioning of the Financial Supervision Authority;
• 10. making changes and additions to the Emergency Government Order No. 77/1999 on some measures to prevent insolvency, approved with amendments by Law No. 211/2001 with subsequent amendments;
• 11. amendments and additions to the Emergency Government Resolution No. 109/2011 on corporate management of state-owned enterprises with further amendments and additions.

In the area of ​​investments and European projects, among the changes targeted by the Government are also legislative norms necessary to fulfill the stages and goals of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).