SRI, SIE, the former "Doi si-un sfert", the General Prosecutors’ Office, CNSAS, the Parliament, the Tourism Authority, CNA. These are several public institutions that have temporary leaders or work under a damage regime and no one hurried to get legal.

The Omar Hayssam scandal ended up with three secret services without leaders. Radu Timofte, Gheorghe Fulga and Virgil Ardelean resigned on the 20th of July after a session called by President Traian Basescu at Cotroceni. The goal of the session was to analyze the situation created by the disappearance of Syrian Omar Hayssam. The Presidential Spokesperson, Adriana Saftoiu, stated that the resignations of the SIE (External Information Service), SRI (Romanian Information Service) and DGIPI have been accepted and that they had 30 days for the hand over their attributions and assignments. After only two days, a public statement of the Presidential Administration announced that, "until the naming of the new heads of the two institutions", the SRI would be led by the first deputy in chief, Lieutenant-Colonel Mihai Floria Coldea, and the SIE would be led by deputy in general director, General-Major Silviu Predoiu. "I resigned when the President told he didn’t trust in the information services anymore", Timofte told to the Parliament Members in the SRI commission. Virgil Ardelean seemed quite disturbed by the problems in the system regarding the "legislative irregularities" as well as the "institutional" ones. He said he would retire because he didn’t want to see the unit he used to lead transforming itself into the "recycle bin for the professional impotence of other institutions". A week later, the Minister of Administration, Vasile Blaga, announced he had find a replacement for Virgil Ardelean and that he would submit his suggestion to the Prime Minister, without saying the name of that person. "Fortunately, the