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POPESCU Luminiţa Gabriela FAMP
PUBLIC POLICY AGENDA AND RESPONSIVENESS GOVERNANCE CCASP
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 11 TH ADMINISTRATION AND PUBLIC MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
FIGURE 3. PRIORITIES OF THE SENATE AGENDA
Source: The Public Policy Institute, Monitoring Report, 2011
30 th – 31 st October 2015 ”Strategic Management for Local Communities” Bucharest The study has revealed that there are now over 200 bills that are on the Parliament `s vote queue for over
FIGURE 4.LAST POSITIONS IN THE HIERARCHY OF THE PRIORITIES ON THE SENATE AGENDA
Source: The Public Policy Institute, Monitoring Report, 2011
a year.
The celerity of the legislative process is a very importantindicatorfor the efficiency andeffectiveness of the
Parliamentary work.According to ourConstitution, any legislative proposalinitiatedbythe deputies,senators
or the Governmentshall undergolegislationinParliamentwithin 90days afterregistration, or 120 days for
codesandlawsof astonishing naturalcomplexity.According to regulations inforce,thetwoChambers
ofParliamentcandecideon theproposalsand/orrecordedbills.
In the absence of plen debates of a large number of projects, these have been adopted through the tacit
adoption procedure. The distribution of these bills, both for the Deputy Chamber and the Senate are:
FIGURE 5. DISTRIBUTION OF LEGISLATIVE PROPOSAL ADOPTED BY TACIT PROCEDURE (PARLIAMENT VS. GOVERNMENT)
Source: The Public Policy Institute, Monitoring Report, 2011
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