In October, Members of Parliament held five plenary sessions, lasting a total of more than 22 hours. During these sessions, Parliament adopted 29 legislative acts: 28 laws and one resolution, TRIBUNA reports.

Of the adopted acts, eight concern the harmonization of national legislation with European Union legislation, while nine are included in the National Programme for the Accession of the Republic of Moldova to the EU for 2025–2029. During the same period, MPs also approved 23 draft legislative acts in the first reading.

Among the adopted legislation was the package of fiscal and customs policies for 2027, which provides for lower taxes on labour, greater support for investment, and measures to protect essential consumption, as well as the anti-SLAPP legislative package.

Parliament also aligned national legislation with European standards in the areas of audiovisual media, small and medium-sized enterprises, and postal communications.

In the second reading, MPs passed legislative initiatives allowing disability pensions to be combined with survivor’s pensions, requiring taxi platforms to process payments through financial institutions licensed in the Republic of Moldova, and extending the provisional licensing regime for grain and oilseed imports until the end of 2026.

Before being submitted to Parliament’s plenary for a vote, draft legislative acts were examined by the standing committees. In October, the committees held 47 meetings, during which they approved 49 reports, 19 co-reports, and 43 opinions.

During October, 37 legislative acts entered the legislative procedure. In addition, seven public consultations and hearings were organized on legislative initiatives addressing issues of public interest.