The Senate adopts the bill
The official file records 69 votes in favour, 10 against and 17 abstentions.
first chamberL43/2026 · verification file
A law can set a number. Administration begins when every intervention leaves a verifiable trace: who recorded it, where, under which category, and what remains.
L43/2026 has moved through the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies, constitutional review and the President's reexamination request. This is the route that can be checked in the Senate's official file.
The official file records 69 votes in favour, 10 against and 17 abstentions.
first chamberThe bill moves to the promulgation stage.
deciding chamberDecision 733 was published in the Official Gazette on 30 July. The majority reasoning and the dissent take the discussion toward alternatives, evidence and conservation status.
Decision 733The request focuses on selectivity, real-time control, a 2027 recalculation and an adaptive method after 2028.
request registeredThe official record shows 97 votes in favour, 7 against and one abstention for the referral back to committees.
supplementary reportThe report recommends admitting the law in the form sent for promulgation. In the file checked here, the next plenary vote remains to be tracked.
open statusProcedural source: official L43/2026 file ↗
The supplementary report describes and rejects a package of amendments. The interface below turns that package into a control chain, then places it alongside the form of the law still under discussion.
The proposed package described a verifiable route: identify, locate, record, count, block and alert.
A unique identifier or genetic database reduces the risk that the same specimen appears twice in separate records.
Supplementary report · pp. 16–19 ↗The adopted form sets levels and distributes them across grounds.
Harvest and interventions are reported within the existing administrative framework.
The reexamination request points to the absence of one real-time mechanism for the national total and remaining quota.
The adopted text applies the relevant provisions in 2027 and refers to a genetic-study-based annual order from 2028.
This summarises the statutory form and the argument in the reexamination request. It is not a technical audit of every tool used by administrators in the field.
The adopted text links 2027 to the provisions for 2026, then refers from 2028 to an annual order based on the genetic study. The reexamination request challenged the absence of a mandatory interim recalculation.
The adopted text in L43/2026 sets 859 specimens for prevention and 110 for intervention. The prevention distribution appears in an annex across hunting grounds.
The Constitutional Court described these as annual maximums that may be harvested. The number does not, by itself, mean there is an obligation to exhaust it.
Article 221 applies the relevant level provisions correspondingly in 2027. The President's request describes the practical effect as using the same levels and distribution for two years.
An updated assessment before setting 2027 levels: 2026 monitoring, cumulative mortality, sex and age, distribution, conflicts and prevention effectiveness. It would have said explicitly that 2026 levels do not apply automatically in 2027.
From 2028, the adopted text refers to an annual order based on the genetic study. One rejected amendment would also have added updated population dynamics, cumulative mortality, demographics and conservation status by area or subpopulation.
Which indicators enter the formula? Who validates them? When can the authority reduce, suspend or recalculate a level? These are governance questions as well as biological ones.
The reexamination request and supplementary report overlap on selectivity, a register, reporting deadlines, recalculation and transparency. Open each card to see the difference between the request and the rejected text.
The request refers to habituated bears, repeated conflicts, non-lethal alternatives and geospatial verification before intervention.
A national level does not answer by itself whether a specific intervention is necessary, proportionate and selective.
The amendments described a unique identifier, genetic data, movement between grounds, and a history of incidents, interventions and mortality.
Without a link between records, the same animal may be counted separately in two locations. The report uses this problem to explain the rejected amendment.
Capture, tranquilisation, relocation, euthanasia or harvest would have been recorded within 24 hours, with mandatory minimum fields.
It would connect each event to a ground, category, specimen and result so that the remaining number is not a delayed estimate.
The proposal asked for the approved level, registered number and remainder for each ground. Once reached, a new record would be blocked in that category.
An attempt above the level would alert the control authority. The register would not replace checks on legal conditions and necessity.
The discussed form uses the threshold "cubs under two years". The rejected amendment proposed the observable criterion of a female accompanied by cubs, because age can be difficult to estimate in the field.
The report records the argument; the file does not solve the identification problem in every field situation.
Other amendments proposed a national conflict register, a public methodology and adaptive management, with reductions, suspensions or reassessment of levels.
Population dynamics, mortality, demographics, distribution, conflicts, preventive measures and their results. The report records the package's rejection.
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Compared arithmetically with the levels recorded by the CCR for the 2024 mechanism, both categories double or nearly double.
859 ÷ 426 = 2.016
110 ÷ 55 = 2
The comparison shows a difference in values. It does not explain the cause of the increase and cannot replace analysis of population, mortality, conflict or prevention data.
A serious file keeps the legal threshold, field response and population evidence together. These layers meet, but they are not the same instrument.
Article 16 of the Habitats Directive requires that there be no satisfactory alternative and that favourable conservation status is not harmed. OUG 81/2021 describes a graduated response: scaring, capture or relocation, then lethal intervention under the stated conditions.
Directive · Article 16 ↗OUG 81/2021 ↗The official project reported about 24,000 genetic samples, a long-term monitoring plan, the GenUrs application, zoning and more than 1,100 electric protection systems. MMAP said the reports would be analysed and translated into policies and acts.
MMAP · genetic project ↗ICAS · outputs ↗We show them together so a contextual number does not become a single verdict. The difference may reflect publication date and context; this file does not fill the gap with speculation.
| MMAP, 2025 | 10,657–12,787 |
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| CCR, Decision 733 | 10,419–12,770 |
Until there is a public register, every claim about "what remains" needs a source, a date and a definition of the counted field.
The documents checked describe the absence of one mechanism in the law's text. They do not audit every administrative tool that may exist separately.
openIn the public file checked, we did not identify an updated national table showing the approved, registered and remaining number ground by ground.
public data to findA 24-hour deadline appears in the rejected amendment. Technical responsibility, control and sanction should be traced through the final law and implementing acts.
to trackA genetic study and conflict data can inform a decision. The public needs indicators, weights, thresholds and an update date to reproduce the reasoning.
methodologyThe proposed system kept legal exceptions and a necessity check. An automatic block does not replace field judgement; the exception record still needs a design.
control designMonitoring, mortality, sex and age, distribution, conflicts and prevention effectiveness are inputs named in the request. It remains to be seen when and in what format they appear together.
update triggerProcedural facts, statutory figures, amendment descriptions, CCR reasoning and scientific sources are separated. The source page contains the full claim register and its limits.
Route, votes, reexamination request, supplementary report and procedural status. Open the file ↗
26 pages on rejected amendments, identification, register, blocking, 2027 and 2028. Open the report ↗
Decision 733, Article 16 of the Habitats Directive and OUG 81/2021. CCR decision ↗
Official releases and outputs from the 2021–2025 project. MMAP reports ↗