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| IN THE NEWS 22/07/2009 |
| (2009-07-22) |
| Last updated: 2009-07-22 16:09 EET |
Here are the conclusions of the report on Romania.
“Romania has taken a number of welcome steps since the Commission's 2008 report to re-launch the reform process: a new momentum has been established which has resulted in a series of positive steps. However, Romania is still struggling to overcome the fact that the Criminal and Civil Codes were never fully revised. This has led to a series of legislative amendments and numerous emergency ordinances.
In this situation it is not surprising that the jurisprudence of the Romanian judiciary is contradictory, generating undue delays which, in turn, are addressed in a legislative patch work of emergency ordinances, implementing rules and practices. The ensuing complexity is the result of a politicised process and the broad based political consensus behind reform and the unequivocal commitment across political parties to ensuring real progress in the interest of the Romanian people is not yet there.
There is a risk that an ever growing web of legislation, implementing rules and practices resulting from permanent political party in-fighting may cause all concerned to lose sight of the main objective, i.e. to establish an independent, stable judiciary which is able to detect and sanction conflicts of interests, and combat corruption effectively.
Against this background, the positive results of concrete reform efforts at technical level remain fragmented, reforms have not yet taken firmly root and shortcomings persist.”
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