Sandu Cabinet

Sandu Cabinet
Sandu Cabinet
; Cabinet of Moldova
	Maia Sandu
Date formed	8 June 2019
Date dissolved	12 November 2019
People and organisations
Head of state	Igor Dodon
Head of government	Maia Sandu
Deputy head of government	Andrei Năstase; Vasilii Șova
No. of ministers	9+2
Ministers removed	1
Member parties	PPDA, PAS, PSRM
Status in legislature	Temporary coalition
Opposition parties	DPM; Șor Party;
Opposition leaders	Pavel Filip; Ilan Shor;
History
Outgoing election	2019
Predecessor	Filip Cabinet
Successor	Chicu Cabinet

The Sandu Cabinet was a Cabinet of Moldova, led by Maia Sandu.^[2] It was inaugurated on 8 June 2019, in the middle of the 2019 Moldovan constitutional crisis when the Constitutional Court of Moldova declared unconstitutional her designation for this position as well as the appointment of the Government of the Republic of Moldova.^[3] However on 15 June 2019, the Constitutional Court revised and repealed its previous decisions declaring the Sandu Cabinet to have been constitutionally created.^[4] It was ousted in a motion of no confidence in the Parliament of Moldova on 12 November that same year and subsequently replaced by a government headed by Ion Chicu.^[5] The reason for the government collapse was the draft law assumed by the government to delegate a part of its plenary powers to the Prime Minister to propose a "short list" with the candidates for Prosecutor General's position.^[6]^[7] President Igor Dodon mentioned that by assuming this powers by Government, the ACUM bloc violated the agreement made with the PSRM which clearly stipulated that the applicants for the position of Prosecutor General are selected by an expert committee.^[8]^[9]

Composition

	Ministry	Name	Party	Start date	End date
	Prime minister	Maia Sandu	PAS	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
Deputy Prime Ministers
	Deputy Prime Minister	Andrei Năstase	PPDA	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration	Vasilii Șova	align="center" bgcolor=Template:Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova/meta/color \| PSRM	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
Ministers
	Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure	Vadim Brînzan	Independent	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration	Nicu Popescu	Independent	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Internal Affairs	Andrei Năstase	PPDA	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Defense	Pavel Voicu	align="center" bgcolor=Template:Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova/meta/color \| PSRM	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Justice	Stanislav Pavlovschi	PPDA	8 June 2019	23 June 2019^[10]
	Ministry of Justice	Olesea Stamate	Independent	24 June 2019^[11]	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Finance	Natalia Gavrilița	PAS	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development and Environment	Georgeta Mincu	Independent	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Education, Culture and Research	Liliana Nicolăescu-Onofrei	PAS	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
	Ministry of Health, Labour and Social Protection	Ala Nemerenco	Independent	8 June 2019	12 November 2019
Ex-officio Member
	Governor (Bashkan) of Găgăuzia	Irina Vlah	Independent	15 April 2015

References

^ "Ce prevede înţelegerea politică temporară între ACUM şi PSRM", adevarul.ro (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019
^ "Candidatura Maiei Sandu, în funcția de prim-ministru, votată de Parlament", Pro TV (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019
^ "Curtea Constituţională a examinat decretele Președintelui Republicii Moldova privind desemnarea în funcţia de Prim-Ministru şi numirea Guvernului", constcourt.md (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019
^ "Constitutional Court Revised Acts Delivered on 7-9 June 2019", constcourt.md, retrieved June 15, 2019
^ "Moldovan parliament approves Ion Chicu as new prime minister". Reuters. 2019-11-14. Retrieved 2019-11-16.
^ "R. Moldova: Guvernul Maiei Sandu a fost demis prin moțiune de cenzură", Europa Liberă România, retrieved November 18, 2019
^ "Guvernul condus de Maia Sandu a fost demis. Dodon se apucă să-și facă propriul cabinet", DW.COM, retrieved November 18, 2019
^ "Deputaţii PAS: Ameninţările socialiştilor privind căderea Guvernului nu îi vor face să renunţe la proiectul înaintat de prim-ministru", TVR MOLDOVA, retrieved November 18, 2019
^ "DOC / Acordul ACUM-PSRM a fost semnat de Dodon, Sandu și Greceanîi. Năstase nu l-a semnat, în schimb au semnat Ceban, Popșoi și Slusari", Timpul - Ştiri din Moldova, retrieved November 18, 2019
^ "Ministrul Justitiei, Stanislav Pavlovschi a demisionat". protv.md (in Romanian). June 23, 2019.
^ "Olesea Stamate a depus jurămîntul ca nou ministru al justiției în R . Moldova". moldova.europalibera.org (in Romanian). June 24, 2019.

External links

Cabinet of Ministers

Preceded by Filip Cabinet	Cabinet of Moldova 8 June 2019 - 14 November 2019	Succeeded by Chicu Cabinet

[PSRM_and_ACUM_temporary_colaition_2019-1] "Ce prevede înţelegerea politică temporară între ACUM şi PSRM", adevarul.ro (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019

[Maia_Sandu_2019_new_Moldova_PM-2] "Candidatura Maiei Sandu, în funcția de prim-ministru, votată de Parlament", Pro TV (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019

[Constitutional_Court_Initial_Decision-3] "Curtea Constituţională a examinat decretele Președintelui Republicii Moldova privind desemnarea în funcţia de Prim-Ministru şi numirea Guvernului", constcourt.md (in Romanian), retrieved June 8, 2019

[Constitutional_Court_decision_revised-4] "Constitutional Court Revised Acts Delivered on 7-9 June 2019", constcourt.md, retrieved June 15, 2019

[5] "Moldovan parliament approves Ion Chicu as new prime minister". Reuters. 2019-11-14. Retrieved 2019-11-16.

[Europa_Liberă_România_2019-11-18-6] "R. Moldova: Guvernul Maiei Sandu a fost demis prin moțiune de cenzură", Europa Liberă România, retrieved November 18, 2019

[DW.COM_2019-11-18-7] "Guvernul condus de Maia Sandu a fost demis. Dodon se apucă să-și facă propriul cabinet", DW.COM, retrieved November 18, 2019

[TVR_MOLDOVA_2019-11-18-8] "Deputaţii PAS: Ameninţările socialiştilor privind căderea Guvernului nu îi vor face să renunţe la proiectul înaintat de prim-ministru", TVR MOLDOVA, retrieved November 18, 2019

[Timpul_-_Ştiri_din_Moldova_2019-11-18-9] "DOC / Acordul ACUM-PSRM a fost semnat de Dodon, Sandu și Greceanîi. Năstase nu l-a semnat, în schimb au semnat Ceban, Popșoi și Slusari", Timpul - Ştiri din Moldova, retrieved November 18, 2019

[Minister_of_justice_Stanislav_Pavlovschi_resigned-10] "Ministrul Justitiei, Stanislav Pavlovschi a demisionat". protv.md (in Romanian). June 23, 2019.

[Olesea_Stamate_-_new_minister_of_justice-11] "Olesea Stamate a depus jurămîntul ca nou ministru al justiției în R . Moldova". moldova.europalibera.org (in Romanian). June 24, 2019.

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