On March 8th, Kukiz'15 submitted an anti-corruption bill to the Sejm. Just five days later, on March 13th, the proposal was sent for its first reading at a Sejm session, and two days after that, on March 15th, the Sejm's Analytical Bureau issued its opinion – in summary, concluding that the bill is compliant with EU law and is not a bill implementing EU law.

The project is therefore ready for proceedings, although the date of its consideration is unknown as there is no schedule yet for the upcoming additional session. Paweł Kukiz mentioned this project, among others, as one of the conditions for a potential future coalition with PiS. Meanwhile, Piotr Zaremba recently wrote in DGP that Kukiz's latest album is being exceptionally heavily promoted by the President of Polish Radio, Andrzej Rogoyski.

The Kukiz'15 project – as Tomasz Rzymkowski, a representative of the initiators, stated a few days ago quoted by Interia – aims to "stricten the law against individuals who have committed corruption offenses," including through a ban on such individuals holding public office.