BNM and CNPF officials to be questioned in Parliament

The administration of the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) and the National Financial Market Commission (CNPF) will be questioned in Parliament over the raider attacks on September 29, at the proposal of the Communist parliament group, Info-Prim Neo reports. At the suggestion of Communist lawmaker, it was decided that Prime Minister Vlad Filat will be questioned next week. He will report on the measures taken to prepare for the autumn-winter season and will explain why the fiscal policy has not been yet presented. The agenda of the September 29 sitting does not include the setting of the date of presidential elections as the legal commission on appointments and immunities did not present a report on the issue. The Communists asked for a pause so that the members of the commission hold a meeting. In 20 minutes, Communist lawmaker Sergiu Sarbu demanded that the commission’s chairman Victor Popa be dismissed because he refused to convene the meeting. Victor Popa explained that he did not call the meeting because its members weren’t prepared and did not have the necessary documents.