What's new in Moldovan law: 21 September 2019
On 21 September 2019, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 7 acts, 2 of them important, the most common type Decree (3).
- 7 acts
- Important: 2
- Decree: 3
- Order: 2
- Law: 1
What they are about
Business and finance
1 act-
Order No. 123
Acordarea creditelor fără dobîndă concurenților electorali
- Ministry of Finance
- In force since 21 Sept 2019
Justice, order, defence
2 acts-
Law No. 128
New rules for selecting and reviewing the Prosecutor General and changes to the Law on the Prosecutor's Office
Law No. 128 amends Law No. 3/2016 on the Prosecutor's Office. The competition for Prosecutor General now has two stages: preselection by a commission set up by the Ministry of Justice, and selection by the Superior Council of Prosecutors. The law also sets out a procedure for evaluating the Prosecutor General's activity. The law entered into force on 21.09.2019, the day it was published.
- Parliament
- In force since 21 Sept 2019
- Amends: Law No. 3/2016
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Decree No. 1278
Promulgarea Legii pentru modificarea Legii nr. 3/2016 cu privire la Procuratură
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 21 Sept 2019
- Promulgates a law
Administration
2 acts-
Decision No. 130
Încuviințarea ridicării imunității parlamentare a deputatului în Parlament Vladimir CEBOTARI
- Parliament
- In force since 19 Sept 2019
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Order No. 122
Modificarea anexei la Ordinul Ministerului Finanțelor nr. 71 din 25 aprilie 2019
- Ministry of Finance
- In force since 21 Sept 2019
- Amends: Order No. 71/2019, Decision No. 1275/2018
Appointments and awards
2 acts-
Decree No. 1273
Conferirea de distincții de stat
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 16 Sept 2019
- Individual decision
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Decree No. 1277
Conferirea de distincții de stat unor lucrători din domeniul aviației civile
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 19 Sept 2019
- Individual decision
About the sources
7 acts published (laws: 1, decisions: 1, decrees: 3, orders: 2), 2 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