On August 18, 2026, the Working Group under the State Commission for the Regulation of Entrepreneurial Activity convened for a regular online session to review a new set of draft regulatory initiatives with potential implications for the business environment.
The agenda included the following items:
- Review of the substantiation note and of the draft Government Decision amending Government Decision No. 342/2024 approving the Regulation on the working regime of ship crews (unique number 781/MIDR/2026).
Author: Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development - Review of the substantiation note and of the draft Government Decision approving the Regulation on compliance with flag State obligations (unique number 787/MIDR/2026).
Author: Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development - Review of the substantiation note and of the draft Government Decision approving regulations in the field of strengthening maritime security, port security, and the security of maritime vessels (unique number 786/MIDR/2026).
Author: Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development - Review of the substantiation note and of the draft Government Decision approving the Regulation on tachographs and speed limitation devices in road transport (unique number 795/MIDR/2026).
Author: Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development - Review of the substantiation note and of the draft law amending Law No. 271/2017 on the audit of financial statements (unique number 802/MF/2026).
Author: Ministry of Finance - Review of the substantiation note and of the draft law amending Accounting and Financial Reporting Law No. 287/2017 (unique number 801/MF/2026).
Author: Ministry of Finance
During the meeting, particular attention was given to the practical impact of the proposed regulations on businesses, including compliance requirements, administrative procedures, transport-related obligations, as well as changes affecting accounting, financial reporting, and audit.
The Working Group examined the proposed initiatives from the perspective of regulatory quality, proportionality, practical applicability, and alignment with Moldova’s broader European integration commitments.
FIA Moldova was represented at the meeting by Ana Groza, Executive Director.
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