In Moldova, the interim government will be able to appoint for a certain period of time to vacant posts the heads of the 2nd and 3rd levels: secretaries of state and heads of departments, agencies.
At the same time, such an interim cabinet will continue to be prohibited from dismissing persons in charge of public office, that is, ministers, and from appointing others, except in cases where they are objectively unable to perform their functions. The corresponding decision was made by the Constitutional Court, partially satisfying the petition of the President of the country, Maia Sandu, who asked the Constitutional Court to declare unconstitutional a number of articles of the Law on the Government, which limit the powers of the President and the resigned government. The head of state sent the corresponding request to the Constitutional Court on January 11. The petition of the head of state concerned the right of the president and the resigned government with the interim prime minister to carry out personnel changes in exceptional cases and the right of the resigned government to sign international treaties under certain conditions. // 04.03.2021 — InfoMarket.
