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Attorney Gheorghe Piperea explained to DC News when President Klaus Iohannis should appoint the future prime minister.
Lawyer Gheorghe Piperea answered the most controversial question of the moment: How long should President Klaus Iohannis appoint a new prime minister?
Piperea told DC News that President Klaus Iohannis should appoint a new prime minister “Within 45 days of Orban’s resignation.” We remind you that Ludovic Orban resigned as Prime Minister on December 7.
“In the first place, the Chamber and the Senate must be constituted, the Parliament must be validated and only afterwards will it be possible to continue with the procedures for the constitution of the Government,” said Gheorghe Piperea.
Attorney Gheorghe Piperea also told DC News that “there are 45 days under the law and the Constitution, under the sanction of early elections. There is a risk of early elections if the government is not validated within 45 days. “
What Iohannis said after the first round of consultations
After Monday’s consultations at the Cotroceni Palace, President Klaus Iohannis announced that “the conditions for appointing a candidate to form a new government have not yet been met” and that at least another round of consultations will follow.
“I intend to convene the new parliament on December 21,” said Romanian President Klaus Iohannis.
Then, on Iohannis’ table there were four award proposals: PSD – Alexandru Rafila, PNL – Florin Cîțu, USR-PLUS: Dacian Cioloș, GOLD: Călin Georgescu.
But now, according to some sources, USR Plus is discussing Orban’s proposal to become prime minister on Wednesday. Negotiations officially resume on Thursday, December 17.
Orban resigned after parliamentary elections
“I decided to present my term as prime minister, after a year and a month in which Romania was facing an extremely difficult period. The government, after my resignation, will be led by a cabinet member who will be appointed by the President of Romania. ”
Subsequently, Klaus Iohannis appointed Defense Minister Nicolae Ciucă as Acting Prime Minister.
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