PiS' concepts are full of cracks says Rokita, but believes a coalition is possible

However, Rokita went on to state that despite these shortfalls he does see the chance to build an effective coalition government. Demanding more exact draft policies than just election slogans, Rokita also disapproved of the idea of the State Treasury maintaining shares in at least 100 companies. Another issue that the two parties differ on is the idea of decentralizing the state. "The PO always supported full decentralization, PiS was against it. In building a coalition government we will have to find a compromise between these stances," wrote Rokita in his letter to Marcinkiewicz. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 1) A.K.