Moldovan parliament's standing bureau approves agenda for plenary meeting due on October 29

Chisinau, October 28, 2026 – The parliament’s standing bureau has approved the agenda for the plenary meeting due on October 29. The lawmakers are expected to examine 13 draft laws, four of which are marked with the EU symbol.

In the third reading, the lawmakers will consider the draft law amending the Code of Audiovisual Media Services of Moldova and the Law on the mechanism for examining investments of importance to state security.

The second reading will include the draft laws on the type-approval and market surveillance of agricultural and forestry vehicles, streamlining the authorization process for the production of energy from renewable sources and developing the biofuels market. The lawmakers will also examine legislative initiatives on the integration of foreigners in Moldova, fire protection and civil protection, as well as aligning the regulatory framework with the provisions of the Second Additional Protocol to the Convention on Cybercrime. The agenda also includes draft laws on strengthening guarantees for the procedural independence of prosecutors and amending the regulatory framework related to the veterinary and sanitary field.

In the first reading, the lawmakers will consider the draft law on trade in certain goods that could be used to carry out the death penalty, torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment or treatment. The agenda also includes the draft law on Moldova’s accession the Statute of the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA), the denunciation of two agreements concluded within the Commonwealth of Independent States and the extension, until December 31, 2026, of the application period for the licensing mechanism for the import of grain and oilseed crops.

The plenary meeting will take place on October 29, starting at 10:00. The agenda can be consulted on the parliament's website and the session can be watched live on the institution's website, as well as on its official Facebook and YouTube pages.

 

Communication and Public Relations Directorate of Moldova’s Parliament