After Vetoing the Union Bill, Two PSL MPs Leave the Council.
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Urszula Nowogórska, along with Urszula Pasławska, also resigned from her membership in the Council of Parliamentarians to the President of the Republic of Poland. Veto to the Act on the Status of the Closest Person. President Karol Nawrocki on Friday vetoed the Act on the Status of the Closest Person in a Relationship and the Cohabitation Agreement, as well as the act implementing it. Justifying his decision, he indicated that he could not accep…
PSL MPs Urszula Pasławska and Urszula Nowogórska are leaving the Council of Parliamentarians under the President of the Republic of Poland. This is a reaction to Karol Nawrocki's veto of the bill on the status of closest relatives.
Due to the veto of the bill on the status of the closest relative, PSL MPs Urszula Pasławska and Urszula Nowogórska are resigning from the Council of Parliamentarians to the President of the Republic of Poland. The announcement was made by Deputy Speaker of the Sejm Piotr Zgorzelski. "The reserves of goodwill have been exhausted," the PSL member concluded.
Urszula Pasławska of the Polish People's Party (PSL) announced that she is leaving the President's Council of Parliamentarians. This is a response to Karol Nawrocki's veto.
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