Cât poate să tragă de timp Nicușor Dan cu formarea noului Guvern (surse)

The lack of a prime minister proposal by President Nicușor Dan after party consultations may lead to a constitutional conflict. The president's role is to appoint a candidate, while Parliament must approve it. Dan has not nominated anyone since June 23, awaiting a parliamentary majority. This delay could hinder Parliament's constitutional duty to vote on a new government. The president is not obligated to ensure a majority for the proposed prime minister, as the responsibility lies with the nominee. There is no legal timeframe for the president to make a nomination, but a request to the Constitutional Court could clarify the situation. Five officials can challenge this conflict.