New Tasks and Benefits for the Marshal's Guard: More Money and Powers
The act introduces significant changes to the functioning of the Marshal's Guard, which protects the Polish parliament. For officers, this means new, attractive financial benefits, such as a housing allowance and a holiday bonus, intended to encourage service. For citizens visiting the Sejm and Senat, the change includes the ability to confirm their identity using the mObywatel app.
Key points
New financial benefits for officers have been introduced: a monthly housing allowance of PLN 1800 (tax-exempt), a holiday bonus, and reimbursement for holiday travel costs.
The recruitment process for the service has been streamlined, including adding a knowledge test and psychological examinations, but eliminating the lengthy security clearance procedure at the initial stage.
The Marshal's Guard has been given new tasks related to state defense and crisis management.
Individuals entering the premises of the Sejm and Senat will be able to confirm their identity using the mObywatel app.
Officers' service time will be reduced by 8 hours for each public holiday falling on a working day, similar to the Labour Code.
A system of distinctions for exemplary officers has been introduced, including financial rewards and additional leave.
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