7 Billion Less in the Budget. Nawrocki's Vetoes Cost Poland a Fortune.
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Vetoes by Poland's Nawrocki may have cost budget up to PLN 7.3 billion, portal says
President Karol Nawrocki's vetoes and Constitutional Tribunal referrals may have cost Poland's state budget up to PLN 7.3 billion (EUR 1.70 billion) this year, news portal money.pl estimated, as a new poll shows Poles split over his motives.
President Karol Nawrocki's decisions to veto key bills and refer them to the Constitutional Tribunal could have cost the state budget as much as PLN 7 billion this year. According to Money.pl estimates, the suspended regulations were expected to generate significant revenue, which could have benefited not only the central budget but also the National Health Fund.
Karol Nawrocki's failure to sign government bills could have reduced the state budget by as much as PLN 7 billion this year, according to money.pl estimates. The sum of profits lost due to vetoes and motions to...
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