The Venice Commission will urgently review Romania’s new National Integrity Agency (ANI) Law following a request from the Save Romania Union (USR). This review comes after USR President Dominic Fritz lost his mayoral position in Timișoara due to the legislation. The Commission will formulate an opinion on the law, with adoption expected during its plenary session on December 11-12. Agerpres reported on the announcement, highlighting the urgency of the case. The new law has significant implications for elected officials and public servants in Romania. The USR hopes the Venice Commission’s opinion will provide clarity and address concerns regarding the law’s fairness and application. This ruling directly impacted the political landscape of Timișoara.