What's new in Moldovan law: 17 May 2011
On 17 May 2011, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 6 acts, 4 of them important, the most common type Law (2).
- 6 acts
- Important: 4
- Law: 2
- Decision: 2
- Order: 1
What they are about
Transport and roads
2 acts-
Law No. 77
Parliament ratifies 75.0 million euro EBRD loan for road rehabilitation
Parliament ratified the Loan Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, worth 75.0 million euro, for the Road Rehabilitation Project. The agreement was signed in Chisinau on 29 October 2010. The law entered into force on 17.05.2011.
- Parliament
- In force since 17 May 2011
- Ratifies an agreement
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Law No. 79
Parliament ratifies EIB financing contract for road rehabilitation
Parliament ratified the Financing Contract between the Republic of Moldova and the European Investment Bank for rehabilitating roads in the country. The contract is worth 75,0 million euro and was signed in Chisinau on 23 November 2010. The law entered into force on 17.05.2011.
- Parliament
- In force since 17 May 2011
- Ratifies an agreement
Justice, order, defence
1 act-
Decision No. 339
Aprobarea proiectului de lege pentru aprobarea Strategiei naţionale anticorupţie pe anii 2011-2015
- Government
- In force since 17 May 2011
Administration
3 acts-
Decision No. 336
Aprobarea proiectului de lege privind aprobarea Clasificatorului unic al funcţiilor publice
- Government
- In force since 17 May 2011
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Order No. 30
Operarea modificărilor şi completărilor în Anexa nr. 4 la Ordinul Ministerului Finanţelor al Republicii Moldova nr. 115 din 6 septembrie 2010
- Ministry of Finance
- In force since 17 May 2011
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Disposition No. 48
DISPOZIŢIE
- Government
- In force since 17 May 2011
About the sources
6 acts published (laws: 2, decisions: 2, orders: 1, dispositions: 1), 4 of them important.
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Source: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova (monitorul.gov.md), the public table of contents of each issue.
Sources: monitorul.gov.md, legis.md