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The House of Deputies meets Tuesday, on the agenda, including the reexamination, at the request of President Klaus Iohannis, of the law to declare June 4 as Trianon Treaty Day. Most likely, the law will be adopted by the deputies and re-enacted on the president’s table. Under these conditions, the president can appeal to the Constitutional Court.
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The Chamber’s culture committee, notified on the merits, prepared a report rejecting the president’s request and adopting the law in the form initially sent for enactment, reports Agerpres.
The law regulates the declaration of June 4 as the Day of the Trianon Treaty and provides for the possibility of organizing, at national and local level, cultural-educational and scientific events dedicated to the awareness of the meaning and importance of this Treaty. In this sense, central and local authorities, non-governmental organizations and representatives of civil society can contribute to the organization of actions by providing material and logistical support. At the same time, the Romanian Broadcasting Company and the Romanian Television Society may include cultural programs or aspects of events dedicated to this holiday in their programs.
On May 13, the Chamber of Deputies adopted the bill as a decision-making body and sent it to the president for promulgation. President Iohannis referred the matter to the Constitutional Court, but the Court rejected the objections of unconstitutionality.
Subsequently, the head of state sent the law to Parliament for re-examination.
The motivation for the request for re-examination shows that the law submitted for enactment generated numerous criticisms, both from experts and non-governmental organizations. “The reactions produced at the level of civil society, as well as its magnitude, highlighted the fact that this law, in the form adopted by Parliament, did not represent the result of an authentic and consistent process of consultation and public debate,” he says. also the application. The President considered it necessary to re-analyze the law, taking up the entire deliberative process on the law by Parliament and initiating a broad analysis and consultation, involving specialists, historians, researchers, teachers, academics, educational institutions, public institutions, representatives. of civil society.
On September 30, the Senate rejected, as the first notified House, the President’s request for reexamination and approved the law as submitted for promulgation.
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