Secretarii temporari. Cum a ajuns funcția menită să țină politicul departe de prefecturi să depindă, din șase în șase luni, de pixul premierului

In the past five years, Romanian prime ministers have issued 293 temporary orders for the position of Secretary General of the Prefect Institution. Initially created to ensure neutrality in prefectures, this role has become politicized, with most secretaries appointed temporarily every six months. Only one prefecture has a legally appointed secretary general, while many others have seen the same individuals hold temporary positions for years. The situation raises concerns about political influence over administrative roles, undermining the intended separation between politics and public service. The case of Zoltán Györke highlights the lack of response to qualified candidates seeking permanent appointments.