Opposition asks for Sejm inquiry into information leak in Statachowice

"Prime Minister Miller and Interior Minister Janik's behavior in relation to the information leak in Starachowice should be investigated by a Sejm inquiry commission," announced opposition members. As leading daily Rzeczpospolita disclosed, the Left Democratic Alliance deputy, Andrzej Jagiello, warned his local government colleagues, who were cooperating with the criminal underworld, about planned police intervention. Opposition members would like a special inquiry commission to be established in order to have the scandal investigated; however, they said that the law should first be amended so that coalition members would not take the majority of the seats in the commission and thus act in accordance with party interests. After the proposed amendment, there would be one representative from each party sitting in the commission. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A1) A.C.