Glapiński Advises Gowin to Take a Deep Breath Twice Before Speaking About the NBP

09/01/2019

17:17

Michał Olech

Of course, it's not comfortable for me to comment, I don't really listen to political statements at all. However, to put it delicately, euphemistically regarding Prime Minister Gowin and that ostrich... I would advise Mr. Gowin to take a deep breath twice before speaking about the NBP. One of the greatest good traditions in Poland, also enshrined in the relevant legal literature, is that the NBP and the government are completely separate institutions, and it is a tradition that NBP representatives do not comment on the work of the government and ministers, for example, on higher education reforms, and here there are a majority of professors. It never occurred to me to speak out publicly on this matter, and Mr. Gowin should also take a deep breath twice. If that doesn't help, then a cold shower and don't speak about the NBP, because it creates some confusion. All the more so because he is completely uninformed about what is going on - stated Adam Glapiński at an RP P meeting, when asked about Jarosław Gowin's words regarding the NBP.

Michał Olech

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