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    What's new in Moldovan law: 7 November 2002

    On 7 November 2002, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 3 acts, 3 of them important, the most common type Law (2).

    • 3 acts
    • Important: 3
    • Law: 2
    • Decision: 1
    Updated:

    What they are about

    1. Prices, tariffs, energy 1
    2. International agreements 1

    Prices, tariffs, energy

    1 act
    • Law No. 1375

      Local budget debts to Moldova-Gaz added to restructuring of energy sector debts

      The law adds a new point 4) to Article 4 of Law nr.336-XIV of 1 April 1999. It covers debts of administrative-territorial unit budgets to the enterprises of the Moldovan-Russian joint-stock company Moldova-Gaz, for compensating the price difference on natural and liquefied gas supplied to population categories entitled to benefits. The law enters into force on 07.11.2002.

      • Parliament
      • In force since 7 Nov 2002
      • Amends: Law No. 336-XIV/1999

    International agreements

    1 act
    • Law No. 1381

      Moldova ratifies the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

      Parliament adopted a law under which the Republic of Moldova ratifies the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety to the Convention on Biological Diversity. The law also requires the Government to designate, within 3 months, the national authority responsible for liaison with the Protocol Secretariat. The law entered into force on 07.11.2002.

      • Parliament
      • In force since 7 Nov 2002
      • Ratifies an agreement

    Administration

    1 act

    About the sources

    3 acts published (laws: 2, decisions: 1), 3 of them important.

    Satelit does not give legal advice. Titles, numbers and dates come from the official sources. Summaries, where present, are automatic explanations of the official text and may leave out details. The official text always prevails.

    Source: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova (monitorul.gov.md), the public table of contents of each issue.