Romanian Govt To Consult Constitutional Court On Education Bill - Sources

Romania's Government will ask the Constitutional Court for an opinion on the procedure through which it may take a vote of confidence on the education bill, people close to the matter told MEDIAFAX on Monday.

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They said the request for the confidence vote on the education bill, as well as the motion of no-confidence that follows it, have been put on the Parliament's agenda, so the Government deems it necessary to consult the Constitutional Court.

On Friday, the Constitutional Court said Government undermined the Parliament's attributions as legislator by seeking to adopt the country's education bill through a confidence vote. The Court found no reason why the bill should be adopted through this procedure and also no proof of parliamentary blockage or inactivity regarding that bill.

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