Polish President Vetoes Student Rights, Maritime Bills in Setback for Government
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The first case concerns an amendment to the Education Law, the Education System Act, and certain other acts – the so-called Act on Student Rights and Obligations. It provided, among other things, for the cataloging of student rights and obligations and the establishment of a system of student rights protection bodies (ombudsmen at four levels, including national and provincial), including the National Ombudsman for Student Rights. Why did the pr…
The President vetoed the law on student ombudsmen and the law on maritime transport. He also signed five bills and referred one to the Constitutional Tribunal.
Two bills were vetoed by President Karol Nawrocki. One concerned the introduction of a "Student Ombudsman." The other implemented Green's proposals. In addition, the president signed several bills, and one was referred to the Constitutional Tribunal for preventive review.
President Karol Nawrocki signed five laws passed by Parliament.
President Karol Nawrocki announced on Thursday that he had vetoed the law on student rights and responsibilities, which, among other things, would have catalogued these rights and established a network of ombudsmen, including the National Student Ombudsman. According to Nawrocki, the law fails to protect rights and increases bureaucracy.
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