The Copenhagen Summit begins to backfire on the government

Deputies of Law and Justice (PiS) are demanding that the government reveals all the documents from the Copenhagen December 2002 Summit. PiS Deputy Michal Kaminski claims, quoting the statement of European Commission spokesman, that such documents exist. He added that due to the conflict on the exact terms of Poland's accession to the EU, Prime Minister Leszek Miller might have been cheated. This would in turn mean that the government is regarded as weak in international circles and, "There is a question whether the Cabinet is really effective," continued Kaminski. The Deputy declared that his party was very angry that yesterday's meeting of the Sejm' s European Commission had been called off, which means that Deputies were unable to learn the full details of the growing conflict, especially on the exact terms of direct subsidies for farmers. (www.polskieradio.pl) M.M.