Dispute over the NBP Management Board. Szefernaker: The President Will Submit the Same Request to the Prime Minister Again.
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President Karol Nawrocki will once again submit to Prime Minister Donald Tusk a motion to appoint Ludwik Kotecki, Przemysław Litwiniuk, Marcin Zarzecki, and Marta Kightley to the management board of the National Bank of Poland, announced Paweł Szefernaker, the president's chief of staff. In May, Tusk rejected the same motion.
President Karol Nawrocki will renew his request to Prime Minister Donald Tusk to appoint four members of the National Bank of Poland's management board. This was announced by Paweł Szefernaker, head of the Presidential Cabinet. He recalled that the previous request, submitted in February of this year, did not receive the Prime Minister's countersignature.
President Karol Nawrocki will renew his motion to appoint four people to the NBP Management Board. The nominations will again be submitted to the Prime Minister, who previously failed to countersign. The matter is urgent, as the central bank's management board may fall below the statutory minimum as early as November.
Karol Nawrocki will again address Donald Tusk regarding the appointment of members of the board of Narodowy Bank Polski. These are four people whose candidacies have already been the subject of a dispute between the president and the prime minister. In May, the head of government refused to countersign an order to appoint them. Now the head of state intends to re-submit the proposal, which was confirmed by the head of the presidential cabinet Pa…
Karol Nawrocki will once again submit to the Prime Minister a request to appoint members of the NBP Management Board, Paweł Szefernaker, Chief of the President's Office, announced on Friday. He refers to Marta Kightley, Przemysław Litwiniuk, Ludwik Kotecki, and Marcin Zarzecki. In February, the President sent a resolution to Prime Minister Donald Tusk regarding their appointments. In May, the document was returned unsigned.
For the first time since the adoption of the Act on the National Bank of Poland in 1997, both executive bodies of the Central Bank, i.e. the Management Board and the President of the Management Board of the NBP, may simultaneously lose their constitutional independence, warns the head of the President's Cabinet.
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