Poland's Sejm voted 240-202 to let the interior minister freeze crypto assets before court review. The bill now faces the Senate and President Nawrocki, who vetoed the crypto licensing bill three times.
The Polish lower house of parliament passed a bill on November 6th, the "Restrictive Measures Act" (parliamentary document number 3003), which stipulates the freezing of financial assets, including cryptocurrencies, to implement European Union (EU) sanctions domestically. The vote was 240 in favor, 202 against, and 1 abstention. The bill was passed by the upper house of parliament. […]
The Sejm passed the restrictive measures law by 240 votes to 202. It allows for the blocking of crypto assets prior to judicial review, but it is not yet in force.