Moldovan parliament's standing bureau approves agenda of parliament meeting of October 22

Chisinau, 21 October 2026 – The Standing Bureau approved the agenda for the parliament’s plenary meeting due on 22 October.

During the second reading, MPs will examine draft laws concerning budgetary, tax and customs policy, the combination of disability and survivor’s pensions, as well as the declaration of the works to modernize collective district heating systems in the Chisinau and Balti municipalities as being of public utility of national interest. The legislative initiatives concerning the obligation of taxi platforms to process payments through financial institutions licensed in Moldova, the expansion of access to cadastral information and the regulation of the land re-parceling procedure will also be debated.

At the first reading, MPs will examine legislative initiatives concerning the declaration of the construction works for the Straseni–Gutinas overhead electricity transmission line as being of public utility of national interest; the establishment of clear rules for traffic management, public transport development, the arrangement of paid parking and the management of abandoned vehicles; and amendments to the legal framework regarding the establishment of the Cabinet of the Mayor of Balti Municipality. Another draft law provides for tax and customs facilities for the import of a batch of musical instruments meant for the National Collection of Musical Instruments of Moldova.

Two of the draft laws included on the agenda aim to harmonize national legislation with European Union standards. They concern the promotion of clean road transport vehicles and the harmonization of SMEs’ (small- and medium-sized enterprises) classification criteria, as well as the establishment of advanced mechanisms to support export competitiveness and facilitate access to financing.

The plenary meeting will take place on 22 October, starting at 10:00. The agenda is available on the parliament’s website, and the session will be broadcast live on the institution’s Facebook page, YouTube channel and official website.

Communication and Public Relations Directorate of Moldova’s Parliament

 

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