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The Parliament decides today whether to grant a vote of confidence to the Government proposed by the designated Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and his governance program. He presented the executive’s priorities and the team of ministers in the plenary, ahead of the deputies’ vote, reports IPN.
At the beginning of the plenary session, 96 out of the total 101 elected deputies registered their presence.
Vasile Tofan ascended to the podium of the Parliament at 11:13 AM. The designated Prime Minister’s speech lasted almost an hour. During this time, Vasile Tofan presented the main objectives of the government program “European Economy, Efficient State”, insisting on economic reforms, accelerating the process of joining the European Union, supporting the business environment, and streamlining public administration.
After the presentation of the program and the governmental team, the meeting continued with a question and answer session, during which the deputies addressed questions to the designated prime minister regarding the composition of the cabinet of ministers, the priorities of the executive and the reforms he intends to promote.
After more than six hours of questions and answers, the Vice President of Parliament and leader of the PAS faction, Doina Gherman, requested the application of the provisions of Article 108 of the Parliament’s Regulations, ending the question and answer session addressed to the designated Prime Minister and members of the proposed cabinet. After the debates are concluded, the Parliament is set to vote on the government program and the composition of the Government. For the investiture of the new cabinet, the vote of the majority of elected deputies is necessary.
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Temperatures will drop slightly over the next few days, and the weather will be unsettled, with brief showers and periods of cloudy skies. According to the Meteorological and Environmental Monitoring Authority, daytime temperatures on Wednesday will range from +18 to +23 degrees Celsius.
When contacted by IPN, meteorologist Natalia Gherasim said that the lowest temperatures will be recorded in the south of the country, where temperatures will be 6–8 degrees lower than they are now.
Rain is forecast for July 22 across large areas, and isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible, especially in the south of the country. Starting Thursday, the weather will gradually warm up, with daytime temperatures ranging from +21 to +26 degrees Celsius. At night, temperatures will remain between +12 and +18 degrees Celsius.
