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Spokesman for the National Liberal Party (PNL) Ionut Stroe on Tuesday unveiled PNL's legislative priorities for the new parliamentary session, including state pension reform and public pay reform, discarding the special court section for judiciary crimes, and offshore drilling, Agerpres reports.
He pointed out that another priority of PNL is the simplification of procedures for the purchase of agricultural land, in order to unblock the sales and purchases of such land.
"We may even have a consensus there, it's about amendments to Law 17/2014," Stroe added.
He said that PNL wants to remove from the law, in this new parliamentary session, the articles regulating the ban for two years of the sale of stock in state-owned companies and national corporations and floating state-owned companies on the stock exchange.
He said that the revision of justice legislation is also very important in this session.
"We should also continue our discussions and debates in Parliament with our coalition partners on this green certificate. It is, we must admit, an issue that is still being debated and blocked in Parliament and we have to clear it in this parliamentary session," Stroe added.
He also pointed out that much of PNL's priority legislative initiatives for the ongoing parliamentary session is in the interests of the government.
"What we, liberals, define as reforms, investment, the implementation of the PNRR, must necessarily be doubled and supported by the things you will find in our parliamentary agenda," Stroe said.
