On Thursday, Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with representatives of the social side on deregulation. “In the first stage we will have about 120 acts ready, which will reduce the loads and eliminate the barriers. Sometimes they will be very labor -intensive and complicated laws, sometimes they will simply annul the barriers,” he said Donald Tusk. He added that “these are only the most serious changes.”
“There was no such massive change”
He emphasized that there are planned changes The largest from Poland’s entrance to the EU. “Such a massive change in de facto political – because in many areas of life we change the system – there was no accession to Poland to the EU,” the prime minister added.
When will the laws go to the Sejm?
“120 laws – we will vote as we promised ourselves that in the Sejm it would not become the subject of political struggle, because we are to go into an election campaign so that this first very abundant package could be voted and processed in Parliament At the first sitting of the Sejm after the presidential election. The emotions will be smaller and perhaps an even larger group of deputies and deputies from various clubs will join this great work that we initiated together, “said the head of government.
Tusk calls for support for opposition corrections
“We agreed that we are trying to keep this current policy away from this project, because it is universal, as evidenced by the great interest in the opposition. (…) I, in accordance with the suggestion of the social side, turn to Minister Paszyk (Krzysztof, Minister of Development and Technology – PAP), to look at certain proposals from the opposition clubs again, “said Tusk. He added that” there is a group of PiS deputies who submitted amendments or changes to the Act, which is already being processed, and please do not pay attention to what party stamp is at which proposals ” – added the head of government.
“I respect that the left has a different opinion”
Tusk pointed out that “if something makes sense and also has the recommendations of the social side, there is no reason that this does not become part of this package.” “I also respect that within the ruling coalition, for example, the left has a different opinion,” he added.
The deregulation team was managed by Rafał Brzoska
February 10 this year Prime Minister Donald Tusk He proposed to the president of InPost to direct a team that would prepare deregulation proposals and Brzoska accepted the proposal. A week later, the band published the first postulates regarding, among others nine changes to regulations and 14 statutory changes. Brzoska soon created the initiative “We check”, which intends to prepare about 300 proposals within 100 days.
In an interview published last Saturday for PAP, Rafał Brzoska said that at the end of May Brzoska announced that at the end of May this year. He returns to his duties in his enterprise. He added that within 100 days of his work for the public good in the initiative he created, we “check”,, InPost He did not suffer, but – as he noted – “in the long run, no company can develop without a leader.”
