Constitutional Court publishes public broadcasters ruling: Acts adopted so far remain valid

Romania's Constitutional Court declared Parliament's appointments to public broadcasters' boards unconstitutional due to improper political representation. AUR's challenge highlighted unequal seat distribution, violating the political composition law. The Court ruled that Parliament must make new appointments reflecting the correct political weight. Legal acts by the boards remain valid until the ruling's publication, but the appointments lose legal effect thereafter. The Court emphasized Parliament's authority to amend committee decisions during the appointment process, which was not exercised in this case.