President on track to veto bill concerning pensions
Last week, President Kaczyński admitted that he was seriously considering whether to veto the new law, which limits the number of those eligible to receive pensions earlier from 1.1 million to 270,000 people. "This draft causes too much doubts. But the decision of the president has not been made yet," said on Sunday afternoon Piotr Kownacki, head of the presidential chancellery.
Other co-workers of Lech Kaczyński also admit that there are numerous reasons to veto the bill, including political ones. According to the head of Civic Platform (PO) Zbigniew Chlebowski, the president will sign the bill, but he will direct it to the Constitutional Tribunal to 'keep his face'. "This gives us nothing. There are no accusations of a constitutional nature," said a source from the presidential palace.
Source: Dziennik (M.M.)
Other co-workers of Lech Kaczyński also admit that there are numerous reasons to veto the bill, including political ones. According to the head of Civic Platform (PO) Zbigniew Chlebowski, the president will sign the bill, but he will direct it to the Constitutional Tribunal to 'keep his face'. "This gives us nothing. There are no accusations of a constitutional nature," said a source from the presidential palace.
Source: Dziennik (M.M.)
