Romania’s New Govt Keeps Committee For Litigations In Final Agenda

The intermediate form of the governing agenda stipulated “the elimination of the National Council for Litigations in order to remove bureaucracy in the litigation procedures”, to render the public acquisition procedures more efficient by imposing shorter deadlines.

The final document maintains the principles rendering the procedures efficient by shortening the deadlines for assigning public acquisition contracts, but no longer refers to the elimination of the committee.

The website of the committee shows that the creation of such institutions was a condition Romania abided by within negotiations with the European Union.

"As of January 1, 2007, the National Committee for Litigations became Romanian legal entity, and thus, Romania abided by another commitment in the entrance process to the European Union”, the website said.