Referendum on Poland's Withdrawal from the European Union
The draft law introduces a requirement for a nationwide referendum before Poland can decide to withdraw from the European Union. This means citizens will have a direct say in such a crucial decision, as well as on the terms of any potential EU exit, ensuring greater transparency and social legitimacy for these processes.
Key points
The decision for Poland to withdraw from the European Union will require consent expressed in a nationwide referendum, not just a simple majority vote in the Sejm.
The ratification of an international agreement defining the terms of Poland's exit from the EU will also require consent obtained through a nationwide referendum.
The changes aim to ensure that such key decisions for the country's future are made directly by citizens, with full awareness of their consequences.
Status:
In Progress
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