Cristian Diaconescu wants the problem of the pensions of the magistrates to be solved including “morally”/ support from Cotroceni for Bolojan's proposals
Cristian Diaconescu. Photo: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea
Presidential counselor Cristian Diaconescu, former Minister of Justice and former magistrate, appealed to the judicial institutions to treat “with great responsibility” and to talk to the other institutions about the proposed changes regarding the pensions of the magistrates. He says that he must “reach a solution that will accommodate this special pensions from a moral point of view,” reports News.ro.
“The confidence in justice, given that over a million people on a day of judgment, hoping in justice, is an essential element for the safety of each of us, but equally for the stability of a country. This theme must be taken very seriously,” said Cristian Diaconescu, on Sunday afternoon.
Diaconescu appeals to responsibility to the structures in the judicial system.
“There are these measures taken under the conditions of a very difficult economic situation. I think the problem should be assumed and treated with great responsibility, not necessarily by statements in one way or another, but for the institutions, by their leadership.
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The former Minister of Justice also says that he understands what the positioning in a courtroom, responsibility, assuming, the enormous work of a magistrate means, but equally is a theme that, indeed, shows “dysfunctions can also be in public perception.”
“He can return against them”
“Come on, together, because no one against anyone can take a measure in such a complicated situation, to find adequate solutions so that confidence in justice, once again, is functional, because it is an almost dramatic matter in relation to the functioning of a state and, when the dysfunctions are hunted in the state, Extremely, extremely complicated ”, added Cristian Diaconescu.
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He argues that all institutions involved in service pensions reforms must discuss.
“A very careful analysis must be done inside the judicial system, because their public image is important for the predictability and implementation of the act of justice, so it is an essential condition of exercising the profession, not just a public projection in one direction or another and to reach a solution that will accommodate this special pensions”.
Cristian Diaconescu also says that there is no “a war” between the presidency and the judicial system, stressing that President Nicuşor Dan supports Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan in his approach regarding the proposed changes regarding the magistrates.
“Understanding a reality of fact is very necessary for the judicial system, it can return against them,” says Cristian Diaconescu.
