In the spotlight: Stanisław Łyżwiński

Aneta Krawczyk, a former employee in his office, is accusing him of sexual misconduct - namely, that he offered her a job in return for sex. Furthermore, she claims that Łyżwiński is the father of her three-year-old daughter. DNA tests are being conducted to confirm if Krawczyk's allegations are true.

After Krawczyk's revelations came to light, former SO members began revealing details of conduct in party circles, claiming that sexual harassment was a daily routine and that Łyżwiński often had intimate contact with his subordinates.

This is not the first time that Łyżwiński has made the headlines for his extra-parliamentary activities. Earlier this year, tabloid daily Super Express printed a story alleging that the deputy and his wife received a zł.300,000 reimbursement from the Sejm's budget for fuel expenses for using their private car on official state business. The Łyzwińskis had no car of their own at the time. An inhabitant of Międzyzdroje, who reported the case to the court, calculated that you would have to drive 1,670 km a day for a year in order to spend that much money on fuel.

Łyżwiński and his wife were convicted of tax irregularities in 1998. In 2002 Łyżwiński was charged with preventing debt collectors from confiscating three of his vehicles. Following 10 summonses to court, which both Łyżwiński and his lawyer ignored, he was finally found not guilty in 2004.