Calls for PM to resign following relavations in his IPN file

The information shows that Belka did in fact sign a document with the communist secret services back in 1984. In the document, Belka obliged himself to maintain contacts with the Interior Ministry's services in secret and accepted several jobs to carry out. These included "selecting and working out people from influential circles, as well as people favorably directed towards our country, and having factual capabilities of providing us with interesting information." The contents of the documents have led to two opposition members of the Sejm Orlen Commission to call for the Prime Minister to resign. They argue that the file shows that Belka lied to the Commission back in March when he stated that he never signed a document agreeing to cooperate with the communist secret services. President Aleksander Kwaśniewski defended Belka saying that at the time anyone leaving Poland for a scholarship had to sign a document. The entire contents of the file will be revealed today. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A1) A.K.