the liberal traditions and concepts; Court of Honor and Arbitration – the supreme court of the party; Central Committee of Censors – checks the management of the party; Ethics Commission – analyzes the candidates proposed for the legislative elections and for the offices in the Government as well as other central offices; National Liberal Youth – coordinates the activity specific to the youth structures in the territory; League of the Local Elected Officeholders – coordinates the activity of the PNL members in the local public administration (mayors and deputy-mayors, local councilors, county councilors, county council presidents, and deputy-presidents); Liberal Women Organisation – coordinates the activity of the territorial women organizations; Liberal Student Clubs – promotes the liberal ideas and political program of the PNL through the students. Local leading structures The local leading structures of the National Liberal Party (PNL) are the following: the General Assembly of the Members () – applies at local level the necessary measures for fulfilling the Program and Strategy. the Standing Bureau of the organization () – leads the organization between two General Assemblies. Symbol Romanian law requires all parties to present a permanent sign and a permanent electoral sign. The former is used to identify the party's buildings and press releases, and the latter to identify the party's electoral materials and the candidates on the elections ballot. Usually they differ slightly. The main element of the party is a blue arrow pointing to the upper right corner of a yellow square, and the letters P, N, and L in blue, tilted to the right. The position of the PNL with respect to the arrow depends on the type of symbol, as shown below. Leadership Notes: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Presidency span (1990–present) Notable members Current notable members Dinu Zamfirescu, one of the 12 founding members of the PNL in January 1990, former BBC reporter, and human rights activist; I.V. Săndulescu, one of the 12 founding members of the PNL in January 1990; Florin Cîțu, former party president between 25 September 2021 and 2 April 2022, former Prime Minister between December 2020 and October 2021 (acting between October and November 2021), and former Minister of Public Finance between 2019 and 2020; Nicolae Ciucă, current Prime Minister since 25 November 2021, former Minister of National Defence, and former acting Prime Minister in December 2020; Emil Boc, Mayor of Cluj-Napoca, former Prime