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USR-PLUS co-chair Dacian Cioloş says the alliance he represents will never ask for positions in public administration “to be divided”, nor will it accept such practices from any government partner, Agerpres reports.
“USR PLUS will never ask that public administration positions be divided by sinecures, but it will also not accept that a governing partner, whatever it is, can do these things and then, obviously, there is fear.
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Think, friends, that we can start doing normal things in a sensible society. (…) These are things that we started in 2016 and that must continue for Romanians to regain confidence in the state. First, you will need transparency, clarity and predictability in the decisions you make. The public administration will have to professionalize, the bureaucracy will have to be drastically reduced through digitization and computerization, it will be necessary to give a clear perspective to the business environment, “Cioloş declared this Tuesday, in an online electoral debate with candidates from the USR PLUS Alliance in the Transylvania region., Oana Murariu, George Căţean and Adrian Wiener.
Dacian Cioloş, proposed by the prime minister of the USR PLUS Alliance, assured that there is no intention to increase taxes, but on the contrary, one of the commitments assumed is the elimination of taxes on the value of the minimum wage.
Adrian Wiener, candidate of the USR PLUS Arad Alliance for the Chamber of Deputies, spoke for the fiscal decentralization and decision-making of the health system and the progressive increase in the financing of family medicine, and Oana Murariu, candidate of the USR Alliance PLUS Cluj to the Chamber of Deputies, said the bill is about streamlining the judiciary in Romania, relieving the courts.
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Claudiu Mureşan, USR PLUS Sibiu Alliance candidate for Senate, said he wants to see people coming from the private sector leading the country, while George Căţean, USR PLUS Braşov Alliance candidate for Senate, announced that: he is supposed to lead the “voice of the people in Parliament” and is the youngest senator on the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development.
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