President Vladimir Voronin has not included the Parliament's president Marian Lupu among the new members of the Supreme Security Council (SSC). On December 15, the President inked a decree modifying the SSC structure, and the document was published in Monitorul Oficial (Official Gazette) Friday, December 19, Info-Prim Neo reports. Vladimir Voronin remains the chairman of the Council, his advisor Ion Morei is the secretary. Members of this structure are premier Zinaida Greceanai; chairman of the national security committee of the Parliament Iurie Stoicov; the director of the Service of Information and Security, Artur Resetnicov; general prosecutor Valeriu Gurbulea; foreign minister Andrei Stratan; interior minister Gheorghe Papuc; defense minister Vitalie Vrabie; the National Bank's governor Leonid Talmaci and the head of the anti-corruption squad, Sergiu Burduja. By modifying the Constitution in 2000, Moldova became a parliamentary republic.