"PKN Act." President Nawrocki's Proposal to Lower Fuel Prices
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The president's bill, which aims to lower fuel prices at Polish stations, is expected to be submitted to the Sejm soon. According to Paweł Szefernaker, head of the Presidential Cabinet, Karol Nawrocki is expected to present the proposal before the end of the week. The bill will be called "Fuel Costs Normally."
The Chancellery of the President has presented the "Fuel Costs Normally" bill. A cap on fuel margins is expected to reduce prices at gas stations by up to PLN 2.60 per liter this year. Read: Fuel prices down by up to PLN 2.60/liter? President Karol Nawrocki submits his own bill to the Sejm on the Spotted Lublin - News Lublin website.
President Karol Nawrocki is proposing his own solution to lower fuel prices. The project is called PKN, or "Fuel Costs Normally." The president wants to restore normalcy when it comes to fuel prices, said Paweł Szefernaker.
High fuel prices raise questions about Donald Tusk's promise of "PLN 5.19 per liter." President Karol Nawrocki has his own proposal, "PKN – Fuel Costs Normally."
President Karol Nawrocki is expected to submit a bill to the Sejm this week, which, according to his aides, is expected to translate into lower fuel prices at stations. The plans include, among other things, capping fuel company margins and introducing tax solutions.
President Karol Nawrocki will submit a bill to the Sejm by the end of the week that would lower fuel prices at gas stations, Paweł Szefernaker, head of the Presidential Cabinet, announced on Thursday. The bill includes, among other things, introducing a statutory cap on fuel company margins.
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