The pursuit, search, retention, arrest and indictment of Romanian MPs would be possible without the approval of the Parliament; the retention of a person would not exceed 48 hours as compared to the current 24 hours; and the introduction of a single-chamber parliament with no more than 300 PMs are some of the most important changes to the Constitution that belong to a draft project to review the Romanian Constitution, which the Presidency in Bucharest has sent to the Legislative Council.

Major changes proposed by the Romanian Presidency include the possibility of the President to disolve the Parliament unless it gives a vote of trust for the formation of Government within 45 days (as compared to the current 60 days); the possibility to suspend the President only after the approval of the Constitutional Court; a threshold of the budget deficit of no more than 3% of the GDP; a public debt limit of no more than 60% of the GDP; and the possibility of contracting foreign loans in the case of investments only.

The draft changes all mentions of the two chambers of the Romanian Parliament (the House of Deputies and the Senate) with the term "Romanian Parliament".

The most significant changes to the draft changes to the Constitution, which were sent to the Legislative Council:

the current Constitution says legally obtained wealth cannot be confiscated and that wealth is presumed legal unless proven otherwise. The draft changes only state that the legally obtained wealth cannot be confiscatedthe retention of a person under the current legislative provisions cannot exceed 48 h instead of the currently stipulated 24h.Article 61 of Title III, Chapter I Parliament changes to state that the Parliament is formed of a single chamber.Article 62 on the election of MPs says the number of MPs would not exceed 300 people.On parliamentary immunity, art