The inquiry committee is chaired by MP Dinu Plîngău. MPs are due to hear its findings following an investigation into the activities of several state-owned enterprises.
The committee was set up in early July, against the backdrop of the scandal surrounding the state-owned enterprise MoldATSA, following press reports about high executive salaries, controversial appointments and possible irregularities in the company’s management.
In the course of its work, the commission identified significant discrepancies between state registers regarding the number of state-owned enterprises. According to data presented by Dinu Plîngău, 515 enterprises were listed in the State Register of Legal Entities, 163 in the Public Assets Register, and 609 in the State Tax Register.
The commission’s mandate was extended by 30 days, bringing the total to 90 days. The additional time was necessary due to the large volume of documents and the complexity of the information requested from public institutions and enterprises.
As anticipated by Logos Press, the draft law on the reform of the unified pay system in the public sector was also included on the meeting’s agenda and is due to be examined at first reading. According to estimates by the Ministry of Finance, from 1 January 2027, the salaries of over 172,000 public sector employees will increase by an average of 15.7 per cent. Approximately 3.2 billion lei will be allocated in next year’s budget to implement the reform.
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