A Romanian government-initiated bill passed the Senate without debate, potentially limiting pensions for state employees. The legislation proposes that individuals receiving state service or military pensions who continue working in public institutions will only receive 15% of their pension. The bill passed tacitly after the adoption deadline expired without a vote or discussion. This means the Senate did not formally approve or reject the bill, but allowed it to proceed. The proposal aims to address the practice of "cumulating" a full pension with a public sector salary. The Chamber of Deputies now holds the final decision-making power regarding the bill’s future. The move is likely to spark debate over public funds and employment practices.