Civic Platform and Law and Justice draw-up plans to share power

Both parties already have plans for their first 100 days in power. PO's candidate for Prime Minister Jan Rokita has already devised a reorganization plan envisaging personal changes in the government, decreasing the number of state administrative workers by 20%, reducing deputies' privileges so that they would be less "expensive" for the budget, reforming the tax system and finally punishing all guilty in the so-called Rywin affair. PiS, which treats its demands as conditions that would have to be met in order for it to cooperate in forming the government, states it wants to create an anti-corruption office that would rid the system of corrupt state employees and politicians. Analysts say that the differences between PO's and PiS' stances are minor and the parties should be able to form a peaceful coalition. (Rzeczpospolita, pp. A1, A5) D.W.