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Watch LIVE the plenary session of the Parliament

Deputies meet today, June 6, in a new plenary session.

The deputies are to analyze the reports on the execution of the state budget, social insurance and healthcare funds for the year 2023.

Also, during the meeting, the activity reports of the state-guaranteed legal assistance system and the bank deposit guarantee fund for 2023 will be heard. In the legislative field, the parliamentary agenda includes projects regarding the attraction of a loan from the International Monetary Fund, the ratification of financing agreements with the European Union and the Romanian Ministry of Regional Development and Public Administration.

Deputies will debate and amend in the second reading, laws related to legal professions, industrial parks, food waste prevention and the Law on Citizenship.

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