In Brief: Rywin Commission; NSA on Optimus director; KRRiTV

The chairman of Agora's supervisory board, Stanisław Sołtysiński, testified before the Rywin Commission that he had not talked to Rywin on the phone either in 2002 nor in 2003, and argued that Deputies Jan Maria Rokita of the Civic Platform and Renata Beger of Self Defense claim that they have been in phone contact 213 times, were false. However, he said he would withdraw his lawsuit against Rokita after the Deputy had apologized to him for forcing him to face the Commission. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A4) ... The Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) at its latest sitting was still unable to reach a verdict in the famous case of Roman Kluska of Optimus, who is accused of tax irregularities. The court turned to the chairman of the NSA to extend the bench to seven judges. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A4) ... The new members of Radio and Television Council (KRRiTV) will be a banker, Anna Milewska, and the head of the Journalism Institute at University of Warsaw, professor Janusz Adamowski. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A4) J.K. Tax News