The Constitutional Court States the Occurrence of Circumstances for the Dissolution of Parliament

The Constitutional Court considered today, April 15, the appeal of the President of the country to establish the circumstances justifying the dissolution of the parliament. The court ruled that the reason for the dissolution of parliament is the impossibility of forming a government. The decision of the Constitutional Court is final and not subject to appeal. The decree comes into force on the day of its publication in Monitorul oficial. The President of the Constitutional Court Domnica Manole noted that two judges of the Constitutional Court had a dissenting opinion - these are judges Vladimir Turcan and Sergei Turcan. The head of state, Maia Sandu, came to today's meeting of the Constitutional Court, and personally presented arguments proving the need to dissolve the parliament. On March 29, President Maia Sandu sent a notification to the Constitutional Court stating the  circumstances for the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly. This appeal was preceded by consultations with parliamentary factions and groups. After meetings with political parties, the president announced that parliament had failed two attempts to appoint a government, and more than three months had passed since the resignation of the Chicu government. It should be noted that the PSRM parliamentary faction and the deputies of the "For Moldova" platform believe that the parliament cannot be dissolved as long as there is a formalized majority ready to take responsibility for governance.