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    What's new in Moldovan law: 20 August 2021

    On 20 August 2021, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 60 acts, 19 of them important, the most common type Order (23).

    • 60 acts
    • Important: 19
    • Order: 23
    • Decision: 17
    • Ruling: 12
    Updated:

    What they are about

    1. Farming, food, environment 22
    2. Business and finance 8
    3. Justice, order, defence 4
    4. Taxes and duties 3
    5. Transport and roads 3
    6. Prices, tariffs, energy 1
    7. Health 1
    8. Education 1

    Taxes and duties

    3 acts
    • Decision No. 24

      Constitutional Court: definition of fiscal secrecy is constitutional with conditions

      The Constitutional Court partially admitted the referral from MP Dumitru Alaiba and recognized Article 129 point 19) of the Fiscal Code as constitutional to the extent described. Tax authorities and courts may check whether there is a legitimate aim for restricting access to information that constitutes fiscal secrecy and may weigh the right to information against other principles. The decision entered into force on 10.08.2021 and was published in Monitorul Oficial nr. 197-201 on 20.08.2021.

      • Constitutional Court
      • In force since 10 Aug 2021
    • Ruling No. 119

      Constitutional Court rejects challenges to order to remove transport vehicles from customs territory

      The Constitutional Court ruled that challenges to Article 287 paragraph (8) of the Contravention Code cannot be examined on the merits. The challenges were filed by Andrei Melenti in two contravention cases. The decision does not change the text of the law, and the provision remains in force.

      • Constitutional Court
      • In force since 29 Jul 2021
    • Decision No. 39

      Court of Accounts approves audit report on state budget transfers for roads

      The Court of Accounts approved an audit report on how administrative-territorial units used state budget transfers for road infrastructure. The decision was published in the Official Monitor on 20.08.2021 and entered into force the same day. The text requires the authorities to fix the shortcomings and apply the audit recommendations.

      • Court of Accounts
      • In force since 20 Aug 2021

    Prices, tariffs, energy

    1 act
    • Decision No. 354

      ANRE sets base costs for S.A. "CET-Nord" (2020 base year, repealed from 11.07.2025)

      Decision no. 354 of 13.08.2021 sets the base costs of S.A. "CET-Nord" for electricity and heat generation, and for heat distribution and supply, for the 2020 base year. The text also adds heat generation costs from 2022. The act entered into force on 20.09.2021 and was repealed on 11.07.2025.

      • National Agency for Energy Regulation
      • Repealed

    Transport and roads

    3 acts

    Health

    1 act

    Education

    1 act

    Business and finance

    8 acts

    Farming, food, environment

    22 acts

    Justice, order, defence

    4 acts
    • Decision No. 92

      Parliament set up a special commission to select candidates for Ombudsman

      Parliament created a special commission that will select candidates for the position of Ombudsman. Its members come from the Human Rights and Interethnic Relations Commission and the Legal Commission for Appointments and Immunities. The decision took effect on 13.08.2021, and applications filed with the previous commission will be examined by the new composition.

      • Parliament
      • In force since 13 Aug 2021
    • Ruling No. 120

      Constitutional Court declares challenge on resuming criminal prosecution inadmissible

      The Constitutional Court rejected as inadmissible a challenge to the text in Article 287 paragraph (4) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which says criminal prosecution may be resumed only within the statute of limitations period. The Court found that the issue concerns interpretation and application of criminal law, not the constitutionality of the rule. The decision entered into force on 29.07.2021.

      • Constitutional Court
      • In force since 29 Jul 2021
    • Ruling No. 121

      Constitutional Court rejected challenge to Article 307 of the Criminal Code because the wording was already struck down

      The Constitutional Court declared inadmissible a constitutionality challenge, raised in a criminal case, against the phrase "resulting in serious consequences" in Article 307 paragraph (2) letter c) of the Criminal Code. The reason is that the same provision had already been declared unconstitutional by Ruling No. 24 of 17 October 2019. The decision entered into force on 3 August 2021.

      • Constitutional Court
      • In force since 3 Aug 2021
    • Ruling No. 122

      Constitutional Court declares inadmissible a challenge on prosecutor's power to resume criminal prosecution

      The Constitutional Court decided not to examine on the merits the claim that Article 287 paragraph (1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure is unconstitutional. The decision does not change the text of the law. It confirms that a superior prosecutor may order the resumption of criminal prosecution, and that such an order can be challenged before the investigating judge. The decision entered into force on 03.08.2021.

      • Constitutional Court
      • In force since 3 Aug 2021

    Administration

    14 acts

    Appointments and awards

    3 acts

    About the sources

    60 acts published (decisions: 17, orders: 23, dispositions: 7, other acts: 13), 19 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.

    Sources: monitorul.gov.md, legis.md

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