Tusk Lifts Block on Polish Central Bank Board Nominees
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The term of office of one of the National Bank of Poland's management board members, Adam Lipiński, expires on Wednesday. The central bank's management board will then be smaller than the statutory six members, which will theoretically paralyze key NBP functions. Finance Minister Andrzej Domański announced that he will discuss this matter with Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Without the new members, the central bank's board would fall below the statutory number. The decision also comes shortly before the publication of Poland's credit rating.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that he has signed a countersignature regarding the appointment of new members of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) management board. The relevant documents…
"I have countersigned the proposals for new members of the NBP management board," Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced just before the cabinet meeting. "We have already sent these documents to the president, as they still require his signature," the head of government added.
On Tuesday, November 3rd, a government meeting will be held, as will the National Security Council. Just before noon, news of Donald Tusk's groundbreaking decision, unexpectedly changing his mind regarding the appointment of the National Bank of Poland's management board, spread across Poland. The Prime Minister announced that he would countersign Karol Nawrocki's motion to nominate four people.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Tuesday signed President Karol Nawrocki's proposals for the appointment of four new members of the board of the National Bank of Poland (NBP). The prime minister had refused to approve the president's proposals since February. He announced this before Tuesday's government meeting, reports Warsaw-based TASR correspondent...
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