Vitalie Lemne resigns from office of deputy president of Moldova's National Commission of Financial Market
Chisinau, 7 September /MOLDPRES/ - The parliament today took note of the application on resignation submitted by the deputy president of the administrative board of the National Commission of Financial Market (CNPF), Vitalie Lemne.
Vitalie Lemne submitted the application on resignation in late last July, after he had been appointed to the position of member of the Supervision Council of the National Bank of Moldova.
Under the legislation, the CNPF administrative council is made up of three members. They are nominated by the parliament for a five-year mandate, at a proposal by the parliament speaker.
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