What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is PROJEKT USTAWY 1059.
More efficient government, local safety rules, and updated donation limits for officials
The act reorganizes government operations, moves the Humanitarian-Medical Aid Team to the Ministry of Health, and allows it to operate domestically during natural disasters. For citizens, it updates the value of donations that public officials must report and ensures better local governance if a mayor is suspended or arrested.
Key points
Updated donation registry: Public officials must now report donations exceeding 25% of the minimum wage (currently over PLN 1,000) instead of an outdated fixed threshold of PLN 380, ensuring realistic public oversight.
Domestic medical aid: The Humanitarian-Medical Aid Team (ZPHM) is moved to the Ministry of Health and can now deploy within Poland to assist and transport patients during floods or other crises.
Safer local governance: If a mayor is arrested or suspended (e.g., for corruption), the Prime Minister can appoint a temporary replacement instead of the mayor's hand-picked deputy automatically taking over.
Obsolete reports abolished: The outdated requirement for the government to submit reports on the Euro 2012 football tournament has been removed.
Government transparency: Plans for new laws and regulations will be published directly on government websites, making it easier for citizens to track upcoming legislation.
Presidential representation: The participation of the President's representative in government security meetings will now be based on an invitation from the Prime Minister rather than being mandatory.
58%
VOTING RESULTS
2025-03-07
For
179
Against
251
Abstain
0
Status:
Withdrawn
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