Importanța și necesitatea caracterului unitar al proiectului de lege privind unele măsuri fiscal-bugetare și pentru modificarea și completarea unor acte normative asupra căruia Guvernul își poate angaja răspunderea
The importance and necessity of the unitary character of the draft law regarding some fiscal-budgetary measures and for the modification and completion of some normative acts over which the Government can assume its responsibility

Summary/Abstract: The constitutional relations of the Parliament with the Government also provide for the institution of holding the Government accountable, which is a mixed procedure of parliamentary control, as it allows the initiation of a motion of censure, and legislation, because the bill in connection with which the Government assumes responsibility shall be deemed adopted if such a motion has not been tabled or, having been initiated, has been rejected. Specifically, the Government can engage its political responsibility for a bill that is considered adopted, if the Government has not been dismissed. Thus, taking responsibility for a bill is an indirect legislative way of adopting a law, which the Government can resort to in extremes when the adoption of the bill in the ordinary procedure or in the emergency procedure is no longer possible or when the political structure of Parliament does not allow the adoption of the draft law in the usual or urgent procedure. Moreover, the commitment of the Government to a draft law seeks to be adopted as quickly as possible, the content of the regulation aimed at establishing urgent measures in an area of utmost importance, and their application must be immediate, otherwise it will not be justifies the Government’s recourse to the procedure of taking responsibility for the draft law. Against this circumstance, there is the issue of the content of the draft law on which the Government is to assume responsibility, respectively the need for the unitary character of the draft law on which the Government can assume responsibility that must comply with certain legal and constitutional requirements. In this context is the unitary character of the draft law on some fiscal-budgetary measures and for amending and supplementing some normative acts over which the Government can assume responsibility, an aspect that will be addressed in this presentation taking into account the jurisprudence of the court of constitutional review in this matter.

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