Jaśkow and Godula, advisors to the Prime Minister are dismissed

Following recent dismissals at the Interior Ministry, Prime Minister's office head Marek Wagner has decided to immediately dismiss two of the PM's political office advisors Adam Jaśkow and Jerzy Godula, said spokesman Marcin Kaszuba yesterday. According to Rzeczpospolita, both hold positions on the supervisory board in the National Investment Funds (NFI) acting as representatives of PZU. Members of "Against corruption" initiated by the Batory Fund, say Jaśkow and Godula have breached anti-corruption laws, both claim they haven't broken the law since, in NFI supervisory boards they represent the Treasury. The press office at the Treasury informed Rzeczpospoplita, that they had not appointed them to act as representatives. In related news, the Treasury said it does not have a list of representatives in state-owned firms', who are employed as advisors in the prime minister's office. (Rzeczpospolita p A1) A.Z.