Standing Bureau of the Senate of Romania

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The Standing Bureau of the Senate consists of the President of the Senate, four vice-presidents, four secretaries, and four quaestors. The President of the Standing Bureau also serves as the President of the Senate. The President is elected, by secret ballot, for the duration of the legislative period. All the other members are elected at the beginning of each parliamentary session. [1]

The functions are distributed through the political groups respecting the proportions of the political composition of the Senate.

At the moment both Chambers of Parliament are constituted (the seats are validated, the Standing Bureau is elected, the political groups elect their Bureaus). Until the procedures are completed, the session is conducted by the eldest Senator (as President), aided by the two youngest Senators (as Secretaries).

Members

Current members [2]
President Alina Ştefania Gorghiu PNL June 29, 2022
Vice-presidents Alina Ştefania Gorghiu PNL June 29, 2022
Robert Marius Cazanciuc PSD November 23, 2021
Paul Stănescu PSD November 23, 2021
Virgil Guran PNL February 1, 2022
SecretariesIon Mocioalcă PSD November 23, 2021
Eugen Pîrvulescu PNL December 22, 2020
Ion Narcis Mircescu USR February 1, 2022
Sorin Lavric AUR December 22, 2020
Quaestors Marius Alexandru Dunca PSD November 23, 2021
Cristina Mariana Stocheci PSD February 1, 2022
Sergiu Cosmin Vlad USR December 22, 2020
Attila László UDMR December 22, 2020

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