Legea care introducea comuna Cociuba Mare din Bihor pe listele zonelor turistice, respinsă de CCR ca neconstituțională la sesizarea lui Nicușor Dan

The Romanian Constitutional Court unanimously ruled that a law modifying regulations on tourist resource areas is unconstitutional. The law aimed to include Cociuba Mare in lists of administrative units with significant natural and anthropic resources. However, the Court found that Parliament overstepped its authority, as such updates fall under the executive's jurisdiction. The law was deemed to address a specific case rather than general legislative matters, violating the principle of separation of powers. Consequently, the entire act was declared unconstitutional, and the Court did not address other criticisms raised by the President. The decision is final and binding, with full reasoning to be published later.