Abstract

The paper examines Constitutional Court ruling no. 193/2023, which declared the constitutional illegitimacy of certain provisions of the enabling act to the government on the subject of entertainment. With some of the censured provisions, the State legislature attempted, on the one hand, to take over certain regional competences in disregard of the necessary procedural forms and, on the other hand, interfered in residual regional competences, thus undermining the balance that should instead inform relations between the centre and the periphery.