The Government decided to allocate almost 6 million lei to the State Chancellery for covering the costs associated with the setting up of the Reform Implementation Center, IPN reports.

The Center was created by a Government decision of January 18 this year to ensure the assistance needed to build an efficient and modern public administration system.

The Reform Implementation Center will represent the Government in the relations with the public authorities and will work out public policy proposals and draft legal acts related to the reform process.

A sum of 40 million lei was earmarked in the 2017 state budget for implementing the public administration reform.