STRATEGIA NAŢIONALĂ ANTICORUPŢIE, CADRUL JURIDIC NECESAR UNEI BUNE GUVERNĂRI
THE NATIONAL ANTI-CORRUPTION STRATEGY SEEN AS THE NECESSARY JURIDICAL FRAME REQUIRED BY AN ADEQUATE GOVERNANCE

Summary/Abstract: In order to take successful actions towards the aims of preventing and/or striving against corruption, thereby reducing the area within which this phenomenon does manifest itself while simultaneously limiting the risks that ought to be assumed due to this initiative, since 2001 Romania has created the necessary juridical frame enabling our country to reach for these objectives, through the enforcement of some documents that bear a strategical value and which are meant to be applied at the national extent. In the circumstantial context of an adequate governance, the evolution of the Romanian society has increasingly depended upon the political willingness of instituting a coordinated practical applying of the legislative frame which had previously been created through the reforming movements which afterwards have led on one side towards the purpose of preventing and/or striving against corruption and, on the other side, towards the necessity of accurately respecting the commitments taken by our country during the negotiation process which has concerned its adhesion to the E.U. as well as the actions which ought to be taken during the time period posterior to its moment. In Romania, the Government's practice has greatly benefitted from adopting the strategies concerning the domain of preventing and/or striving against corruption as well as from applying them at the national extent. Thus, our country has come to consolidate its own administrative performance, through the improvement of the making decisions'processes, an effective strengthening in the legislation's implementing and applying actions, a more efficient functioning of the legislation's internal regulation mechanisms, but, simultaneously, through providing for the specialized authorities the amount of resources that are urgently necessary in order to maximize their respective activities'efficiency. The principles of an adequate governance have, therefore, come to be considered as objectives to be fulfilled: transparency in the decision making processes, efficiency, effectiveness, ethics, responsibility and celerity in providing the public services. The National Anti-corruption Strategy, which by now has come to acquire the asset of being multi- disciplinary, is addressed towards all of the public institutions which do represent, respectively, the legislative, executive and judicial powers, as well as the local public authorities, the business profile and the civil society.

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