Article 106 — Vote of No Confidence

(1) The Parliament, upon the proposal of at least a quarter of its members, may express no confidence to the Government, with the vote of the major ity of the members of Parliament. (2) The initiative to express a vote of no con fidence shall be examined within 3 days from the date of its submission to Parliament. Article 1061 Assumption of Responsibility by the Government (1) The Government may assume respon sibility before the Parliament upon a pro - gramme, a statement of general policy or a draft law. (2) The Government is dismissed if a mo tion of censure, brought before within 3 days following the date of presentation of the pro gramme, of st atement of general policy or of the draft law, has been passed in terms of Ar ticle 106. (3) If the Government has not been dis missed pursuant to para. (2), the lodged draft law is considered to be adopted, and the pro gramme or the statement of general p olicy be comes mandatory for the Government. [Article 106/1 introduced by the Law no.1115 -XIV of 05.07.00, MO no. 88 -90/28.07.00, art.661] Article 1062 Legislative Delegation (1) With the view of carrying out the activity programme of the Government, the Parliament may adopt, upon Government’s proposal, a special law enabling the Government to issue ordinances in the fields which do not fall within the scope of organic laws. (2) The enabling law shall compulsorily es tablish the field and the date by which ordinances may be issued. (3) Ordinances shall enter into force on the date of their publication, without being promulgated. (4) If the enabling law so require, ordinances are submitted to Parliament for approval. The draft law on the approval of ordinances shall be presented within the term established in the enabling law. Non -compliance with the term entails the discontinuation of the effects of the ordinance. If the Parl iament does not decline the draft law on the approval of ordinances, the latter shall remain in force. (5) Following the expiry of the timeframe stipulated for the issue of orders, the orders may only be annulled, suspended or amended by law. [Article 10 6/2 introduced by the Law no.1115 -XIV of 05.07.00, MO no. 88 -90/28.07.00, art.661]