Breaking News: Ministry of Interior Issues Decree on Referendum Cost Reimbursement

In a significant development, the Ministry of Interior has adopted a decree outlining the distribution of funds for the reimbursement of technical organization costs and implementation of the referendum and administrative consultations held on June 8 and 9, 2025. The decree, issued on June 19, 2025, adheres to the provisions of Article 17 of the Law of April 23, 1976, n.136.

Key Points of the Decree

The decree specifies distinct parameters for the distribution of funds, categorized by electoral section and voter. It details the allocation after deducting costs for the economic treatment of members of the seats, which are subject to separate determination by law. These parameters, combined with the economic treatment of the seats components, define the maximum refundable amount for each municipality.

Accessing the Decree

The full decree, accompanied by the procurement prospectus, is available for consultation on the website of the Department for Internal and Territorial Affairs, Central Directorate for Local Finance, in the “Decrees” section. This move ensures transparency and accessibility for all stakeholders.

Immediate Actions

Documents for the payment of 90 percent of the amount due to each entity are now being prepared. This step is crucial for municipalities to receive their reimbursements promptly.

Background and Historical Relevance

The Law of April 23, 1976, n.136, has been a cornerstone in managing public finances related to referendums and administrative consultations. Over the years, it has evolved to include more stringent measures for transparency and accountability, ensuring that funds are distributed fairly and efficiently.

Expert Insights

“This decree is a significant milestone,” said [Expert Name], an expert in public finance. “It not only ensures that municipalities are reimbursed for their costs but also sets a precedent for future referendums and consultations, promoting greater transparency and efficiency in public spending.”

Future Implications

The implementation of this decree could have lasting implications for how municipalities manage their finances during referendums and administrative consultations. It sets a standard for other regions to follow, ensuring that public funds are used effectively and transparently.

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