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  1. In Romania, the judicial body is functioning despite political instability, while the legislative body issues binding decisions on behalf of the country.

Romania's Parliament adopted the Integrity Law while facing a court challenge that could jeopardize access to European funding.

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Romania's Parliament adopted the Integrity Law while facing a court challenge that could jeopardize access to European funding.

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  1. Michael Mcgrath urges compliance with ANI law in Romania regarding European regulations.Sub-event
  2. The Chamber of Deputies amended Romania's integrity law to comply with Constitutional Court decisions, risking a €1 Billion funding loss.Sub-event
  3. The European Parliament is calling on the Commission to intervene regarding the integrity law and fund disbursement issues affecting Romania.Sub-event
  4. The President has challenged the newly passed Integrity Law provisions before the constitutional court.1 source
  5. Parliament adopted the Integrity Law while a court challenge threatens access to EU funds.1 source

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