LE MANDAT PARLEMENTAIRE EN ROUMANIE
THE PARLIAMENTARY MANDATE IN ROMANIA
Author(s): Benone Puşcă, Andy PuşcăSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Editura Universitară Danubius
Keywords: parliamentary mandate; irrevocability; incompatibility; parliamentary inviolability; parliamentary immunity
Summary/Abstract: The concept of mandate is a Roman creation. In the public law, we may detect that the mandate itself does no longer abide the same peculiarities as the one of the private law mandate. The parliamentary mandate is different from that in the private law in terms of its contents, as all extant rights and obligations are actually settled by the Constitution, the operating regulations of the parliamentary chambers or the election laws in force. From the mere examination of the concept of parliamentary mandate, the following main traits can be derived: the generality, the independence, the irrevocability. In exercising their own seat, the Members of Parliament ought to enjoy an exclusive protection against virtual assaults, hostilities or pressures with regard to the activities performed. Within the system of M.P. mandate precautions, there can be included incompatibilities, immunities and indemnities.
Journal: Acta Universitatis Danubius. Juridica
- Issue Year: 3/2007
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 11-21
- Page Count: 11
- Language: French