Traducción de «Legislativo-ejecutivo » (Español → Inglés) :

legislative-executive relations [ executive-legislative | legislative-executive ]

Chief executives, senior officials and legislators

Legislators and senior officials

legislative branch [ legislative power | legislature ]

executive branch [ executive authority | executive ]

executive body

executive competence

comment on legislative acts | help with legislative bills | advise on legislative acts | comment on legislative bills

Legislative official/government administrator

Forum of Presidents of the Legislative Branch of Central America

These amendments brought reactions from the Romanian magistracy,[36] and from the international community.[37] One issue raised was the fact that the UN Convention on Corruption states that all public officials holding legislative, executive, administrative or judicial office should be covered by corruption and conflict of interest rules.[38] The Constitutional Court of Romania ruled in January 2014 that the amendments were unconstitutional, citing in particular the need to respect obligations stemming from international law, as well as the principle of equality before the law enshrined in the Romanian Constitution.

This is also in line with the UN Convention on Corruption, which defines public officials to be covered by corruption rules as any person holding a legislative, executive, administrative or judicial office of a State Party, whether appointed or elected.

However, it has not proposed any clearly-specified measure(s) to address the CSR.Limited progress:The Member State has:announced certain measures but these only address the CSR to a limited extent; and/orpresented legislative acts in the governing or legislator body but these have not been adopted yet and substantial non-legislative further work is needed before the CSR will be implemented.presented non-legislative acts, yet with no further follow-up in terms of implementation which is needed to address the CSR.Some progress:The Member State has adopted measures that partly address the CSR and/or the Member State has adopted measures tha ...[+++]t address the CSR, but a fair amount of work is still needed to fully address the CSR as only a few of the adopted measures have been implemented.

They include the following:no legal, administrative, or budgetary measures have been announced in the national reform programme,in any other official communication to the national Parliament/relevant parliamentary committees or the European Commission, publicly (e.g. in a press statement or on the government's website).no non-legislative acts have been presented by the governing or legislative body.the Member State has taken initial steps in addressing the CSR, such as commissioning a study or setting up a study group to analyse possible measures to be taken (unless the CSR explicitly asks for orientations or exploratory actions).