Romanian Govt To Seek Conf Vote To Pass Wage Bill On Dec 14

Romania’s Government will seek a confidence vote in Parliament on December 14 to pass into legislation an IMF-required unitary wage bill for the public sector and the 2011 state budget law will be sent to Parliament for approval next week, Prime Minister Emil Boc said Saturday.

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Boc said during a party meeting in Cluj, northwestern Romania, that the next few weeks are decisive for the adoption of several pieces of key legislation that will outline Romania's path to economic recover in 2011.

"The next weeks are decisive starting with the pension bill on December 7 in the Chamber of Deputies, the confidence vote for the wage bill on December 14 and the 2011 budget law, which will be sent to Parliament for approval next week. These are three key bills that will outline the path of economic growth next year," said Boc, adding another key law is the education reform, for which the Government will continue the confidence vote procedure.

He added he hopes the Romanian political class has the wisdom and maturity to understand the country's priorities and adopt these key laws.

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