Siegfried Mureșan Announces Reduction in the Number of Parliamentarians, Commasing in State Agencies and Elimination of Cumulative State Wage Pension
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The prime minister, Siegfried Mureșan, announced to his party colleagues at the PNL meeting that he wants new cuts and austerity measures, in particular in the direction of reducing state spending. Among the directions listed are the reduction in the number of parliamentarians, state agency fees, special pension reform and the elimination of state pension accumulation, according to sources from the Liberals' meeting.
The Prime Minister appointed Siegfried Mureșan wants to eliminate the accumulation of state pensions, reduce the number of parliamentarians and agency fees, according to the message of the Tuesday PNL meeting, shows G4Media sources. "A few ideas about what we will do: * Reform must start with the state. We need to reduce the number of parliamentarians, according to the census * Agency fees [...]
The appointed Prime Minister, Siegfried Mureșan, announces that he will no longer allow the accumulation of the pension with the state wage in any form. Without exception. It is very likely that the appointed Prime Minister will continue the reform of military pensions and police.
The programme proposed by Mureșan also includes the reform of special pensions. Another measure announced is the elimination of pension accumulation with pay in the public sector
The Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Mureșan presented the main measures in the programme he intends to ask for the Parliament's vote of confidence on Tuesday to the PNL parliamentarians. The document provides for the reduction of the number of parliamentarians, the commasing of agencies, the reform of special pensions and the prohibition of the cumulation of pension with pay in the public sector, according to liberal sources. "The reform must…
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