Politici publice de actualitate – acțiune guvernamentală „de așteptat”
Current public policies „expected” government action

Summary/Abstract: The concept of this material represents a first step of a staged project that is meant to raise awareness of current state of family law and we rely on the fact that, in the near future, we shell face a successful and more applicative perspective which would be reshaped, from legislative point of view, at least as codes of good practice. At the same time, this article is addressed not only to professionals, civil servants, contract stuff, but also to future occupants of public administration positions, such as students who already study a dedicated program of this field. This approach is felt to be necessary, as the proposed topic combines case law and the duties of professionals with national and European legislation, and more attention is paid to the idea that some institutions of family law are being redefined at European level. Are civil servants currently trained in European law or even in the effects of judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the exercise of their duties? Are, for example, the implications of respect for the right to freedom of movement in family law matters being dealt with in an assertive manner? We thus have pertinent questions which require the correlation of the aspects used only at a theoreticalinstitutional level with the accession to the Union, although the outlined jurisprudence versus the socio-traditional impact has already created a battlefield aimed either at traditional educational actions or at changing the mentality in the sense of forming a culture of zero tolerance motivated by the disrespect of human rights and the extensive limits which derive from this. The honour of the parties of another side of the socio-political partnership obliges by the respect for the rights of every European citizen, in quasi-totality, the public policymaking body (central specialized public administration) and, without any doubt, the experience of the specialized academic body, to solve policy problems that „caught the eye” on this segment of family law.

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