Romania's parliament faces a caretaker period after the May 5 no-confidence vote that ousted Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's coalition, yet constitutional rules require two successive failed prime-ministerial investiture votes within sixty days before the president may dissolve the chambers. Major parties including the Social Democrats and National Liberals have signaled willingness to negotiate a new pro-European cabinet rather than force the deadlock that would trigger early elections, especially given the Alliance for the Union of Romanians' strong polling lead and the August 31 Recovery and Resilience Plan deadline. President Nicușor Dan's ongoing consultations and the absence of any announced impasse therefore anchor trader expectations that parliament will remain seated through July 31.