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Draft regulatory acts must necessarily include financial calculations

All draft regulations must include an explanatory note and financial calculations prepared in accordance with the government-approved methodology for analysing the impact of regulation to ensure a proper understanding of the impact on the components of the state budget, according to Logos Press.
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Draft regulatory acts must necessarily include financial calculations

These provisions are contained in Law No. 327 of 29 December 2025 on amendments to a number of regulatory acts aimed at improving public finance management.

In the absence of financial justifications, the Ministry of Finance will have the right to return the draft regulatory act without approval. This rule should help to discipline the authors of draft regulatory acts in providing high-quality and reliable information on the financial impact on budgets and ensure the approval and adoption of regulatory acts with financial justification.

At the same time, draft regulatory acts of local self-government bodies of both levels, including those that have a special legal status and have an individual financial impact on the relevant local budget, will not be subject to mandatory approval by the Ministry of Finance.

The government will also have the right to authorise the reallocation of appropriations approved by the annual state budget law between state capital investment projects within the central government. After analysing the level of utilisation of appropriations for each project implemented within the central government, the government will be required to take measures to prevent the consequences of non-utilisation of these funds.


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