LEVEL OF CORRELATION BETWEEN THE ROMANIAN LAW AND THE EUROPEAN UNION LAW CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCY AND EXTREME RISK SITUATIONS
LEVEL OF CORRELATION BETWEEN THE ROMANIAN LAW AND THE EUROPEAN UNION LAW CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCY AND EXTREME RISK SITUATIONS

Summary/Abstract: The management of emergency and extreme risk situations consists in a type of specialized management defined as the ensemble of the activities and procedures applied by decision-making factors, by public institutions and services designed to identify and monitor risk sources, to assess information and to analyze the situation, to elaborate prognoses, to settle variable of action and to implement them in order to re-establish the state of normality. Thus, the intern normative framework concerning this type of management is grounded on constitutional and national law disposals in the defence and security field, particularly, on normative acts settling attributions/competencies/ responsibilities concerning the national defence area that must be undergone by state’s institutions. Consequently, the necessity to correlate national law with the European Union law in the regarded field is obvious. The analysis provided in this paper refers to this correlation/ non-correlation of Romanian law for field’s branches of emergency and extreme risk situations’ management with the normative communitarian system.

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