Contradictions arise over version of media bill received by Agora

Yesterday, the Rywin Commission again questioned two key figures in the investigation, the head of the prime minister's political office Aleksandra Jakubowska and deputy president of Agora, Helena Łuczywo. The Commission attempted to find out what Jakubowska gave Łuczywo as "the final version" of the government's amendment to the Radio and Television Bill. "It was more than ten sheets. I do not know what was in it since I did not read it," Jakubowska said. In this way she contradicted her previous statement in which she said that Łuczywo received the same version of the amendment which was accepted by the government. Meanwhile, Łuczywo claimed that she received only two pages with restrictions to be imposed on the National Radio and Television Council (KRRiTV) and therefore, she claimed, it must have been an entirely different version than the one accepted by the government. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 1) A.Z.