The Council of Ministers meeting will commence at 10:30 AM. During this session, the government will determine the minimum wage for 2020. As announced, it is set to be 2600 zlotys. Ministers will also address, among other matters, the amendment to the act on supporting thermal modernization and renovations, and hear the assumptions of the program to counteract water shortages for the years 2021-2027.

The Civic Coalition continues its #TwójSztab (#YourStaff) campaign in Mazovia. The tour of the voivodeship will begin with a briefing by the Civic Coalition's candidate for Prime Minister and PO leader, Grzegorz Schetyna, at Plac Bankowy at 9:30 AM. Afterwards, Deputy Marshal Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska will visit Szydłowiec, Radom (briefing at 1:30 PM), and Białobrzegi.

The PSL leader is visiting Wielkopolska. At 9:30 AM, he will be in Konin, Środa Wielkopolska, Poznań (conference at 3:00 PM), and Nowy Tomyśl. At noon, Left political party representatives will organize a conference in front of the Palace of Culture and Science titled "What the Constitution Guarantees Us". At 1:00 PM in Gdańsk, Agnieszka Pomaska from the Civic Coalition has scheduled a press conference regarding the Greenpeace protest in the local port against the import of coal to Poland.

At 10:00 AM, the verification commission for Warsaw's reprivatization will convene for a closed-door session. Around 11:00 AM, team members are expected to present the draft final report at a press conference.

At 4:00 PM, the Sejm's Committee on Justice and Human Rights will review information on the activities of the National Council of the Judiciary in 2018.

"We have shown with previous announcements that we act swiftly. It's not the case that we postpone work. An announcement was made on Saturday that the minimum wage will increase to 2,600 zloty from next year. This is more than the government initially planned. The proposal presented by the Minister of Family was 2,450 zloty. That's what the government initially accepted as a proposal for talks in the tripartite committee. This is the beginning of a process to raise the minimum wage up to 4,000 zloty within 4 years" – said Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin on Jedynka radio.

“The 13th pension will be a permanent mechanism. We will adopt a law that will guarantee it, it will be a statutory mechanism for the 13th pension to be paid out every year. If we win the election, such a permanent mechanism will be introduced into the legal system. Currently, we have an additional proposal regarding 2021, and then we would also like to implement it as a permanent mechanism, so it will be not only the 13th, but the 14th pension, or the 13th pension twice a year. We will present the details in the coming weeks” – said Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin on Jedynka radio.

- We've spoken about maintaining the 13th pension for retirees from the very beginning, since we introduced it, so it's not a new social transfer. There is a draft budget, it has passed the first reading in the Council of Ministers. We still have to work on it, so this next 13th pension will be secured - stated Jadwiga Emilewicz in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" program.

We are truly focused on these most important elections right now. They are truly very important. They are important not only for how our lives and economy will look, or how much money we will have, but for the country we will live in. For me, and I think for all of us, the most important thing should be to bridge the divides – said Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- In the current system, many tasks of the voivode and the regional marshal overlap. This is unnecessary. There should be clarity on who is responsible for what. The voivode as the government's representative in the region, handling matters related to security and communication, yes, that is needed. But not a voivode dealing with schools, not a voivode dealing with healthcare - said Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- It is truly a very big jump [in the minimum wage], but we have checked. It will be a difficult situation, primarily for small entrepreneurs, for those employing 5 to 10 people. This is not my proposal, but I will remind you that such changes, just like the increases we have had in recent years, must always be subject to consultation within the RDS [Social Dialogue Council]. So, before us, once the bill proposal is tabled, we will have to agree on this within the RDS, where employers and employees are represented. This discussion is still ahead of us - stated Jadwiga Emilewicz in a conversation with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego". - It will indeed be difficult for the smallest [the minimum wage increase], which is why the Prime Minister spoke about these smallest ones, saying that he wants to link social insurance contributions to income for these smallest entrepreneurs - she noted. - Certainly, we will now conduct analyses, sector by sector, industry by industry, when we look at which areas are most affected. Europe knows solutions where this kind of special treatment applies to certain industries, certain sectors. Perhaps we will try to promote such an approach in the next government - Emilewicz emphasized.

- The IPN had a role to fulfill, and it certainly did not fulfill it. Scientific research is certainly needed, because we should learn about our history, research it, and become acquainted with the documents held by the IPN - Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska said in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News's "Graffiti".

- We need to arrange it so that it focuses on research, on the protection of archives, so that it is a place where scientists can research our history. The prosecutorial branch should certainly be liquidated - Kidawa-Błońska added.

We must strongly focus on culture and education in our country. There will be fewer, better roads, but we must help people use them, and without culture and good, modern education, we won't manage it – said Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- Up until now, there was a tradition of debates between the 'number ones'. We'll see how it goes this term. I'm not afraid of debates. From what I know, Grzegorz Schetyna isn't afraid either – said Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News's "Graffiti".

- It was not consulted with me. [If it had been consulted with me] I would have definitely said that it is difficult, demanding, requires consultation, and that's how it will eventually happen with this announcement - stated Jadwiga Emilewicz in a conversation with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego," when asked if it was consulted that PiS would announce such a program at Saturday's convention.

- Politics always requires compromise. This compromise also lies with our partners from PiS - stated Jarosław Gowin in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet.

- Since it was announced at the convention, it means it's a joint project. Just as it is a joint project, initiated by Porozumienie, specifically by Minister Emilewicz and myself, that ZUS, a fundamental change for small businesses, will be calculated based on income - the Deputy Prime Minister continued.

- The problem is two million small, family businesses, which for me are the salt of the earth and the engine of economic growth. And it is precisely with these two million companies in mind that Minister Emilewicz and I have prepared a project linking the amount of ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) paid by these entrepreneurs to the companies' income, not revenues or profits, but income - stated Jarosław Gowin in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet. - In this way, we want to make the increase in the minimum wage neutral for these two million small companies - added the Deputy Prime Minister.

- President Kaczyński proposed that entrepreneurs pay their employees more, without asking if they had the means to do so. We all want employees to earn more; that is naturally a goal for politicians. We are in favour of people earning more, but the state budget should participate in this. More funds should be generated through taxes so that they remain in employees' pockets. Work must pay off - said Jan Grabiec in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on "Sedno sprawy" on Radio Plus.

- We will discuss this in detail at subsequent conventions [regarding the costs of the Civic Coalition's program]. It is certainly over 30 billion zlotys. We have calculated this. We will present this data. We are four weeks before the elections, the party ruling Poland today has not presented any program at all - said Jan Grabiec in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's "Sedno Sprawy".

It's a matter of Grzegorz Schetyna's own decision and the model of this coalition government, which will be worked out, I believe, after the elections won by today's opposition electoral committees – said Jan Grabiec in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's "Sedno sprawy" (The Heart of the Matter).

“We have an appetite to achieve a truly magnificent result in Warsaw. The people standing behind me guarantee that this result will be excellent. We are starting our campaign and you will be able to meet us everywhere, to talk with us. Warsaw is an extraordinary city. Warsaw and Mazovia are one connected organism. Really, Mr. Prime Minister Sasin, there is no need to divide Warsaw and Mazovia. We will not allow ourselves to be divided. You say this is necessary to secure EU funds. You can secure EU funds, because the statistical division has already been made. If you can't lobby for this money, we will gladly help you, because we want Warsaw and Mazovia to develop wonderfully. You can't convince Warsaw and Mazovia, so you want to split this well-functioning organism” - said Civic Coalition's candidate for Prime Minister, Deputy Marshal Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, at a briefing. 

"For us, work is very important, and in our program, we say that work should pay off for people, that people who work must be rewarded, that a person who works must feel important, that it is they who generate the prosperity of our society, our country. But it cannot be that Mr. President automatically sets the level of the minimum wage," said Civic Coalition's prime ministerial candidate, Deputy Speaker Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, at a briefing. 

„30 days before the end of the election campaign, the party governing Poland for the last 4 years has no election program. At the last congress – supposedly programmatic – President Kaczyński presented loose ideas for changes that would occur after the autumn elections, but it immediately turns out that the ministers of the PiS government are questioning these proposals, undermining them, and in particular, the Minister of Entrepreneurship is doing so in relation to proposals that harm entrepreneurs. The statement by the Minister of Justice, who says that PiS does not pay attention to entrepreneurs and does not care whether entrepreneurs will be able to pay salaries, is quite absurd. All of this shows how profoundly detached from reality the current authorities are, how they have lost touch with reality over these 4 years, how little they know about the problems that Poles are living with today” – said PO spokesperson Jan Grabiec at a press conference in the Sejm.

„The proposal to raise the minimum wage to 4,000 PLN in 2023 is unrealistic and dangerous for the Polish economy, it is completely detached from economic realities. It means an annual increase in the minimum wage in enterprises and the public sector, including local government, by over 15%. Labor productivity in Poland, during the good economic conditions of recent years, grew on average by 3-3.5%. Raising the lowest wages completely detached from labor productivity means a huge increase in costs for businesses, as well as for public sector entities” – added Dariusz Rosati.

- This is a controversial solution [abolishing the ZUS contribution limit]. Indeed, along with Minister Jadwiga Emilewicz, we will discuss further with our colleagues from Law and Justice whether this element is necessary to balance the budget. This is because it hits the middle class, which, in terms of social groups, is always the engine of civilizational development in every democratic country - Jarosław Gowin said in an interview with Beata Lubecka in the online segment of Gość Radia Zet. - We need to consider whether the amount of 140,000 is the right threshold, or if ZUS [contributions] should not be restricted, abolished from slightly higher salaries. This is because 8,000 PLN net income in cities like Warsaw, Krakow, Poznan, Wroclaw is not high earnings - the Deputy Prime Minister continued. - In my opinion, it would be best if we didn't change this regulation at all. But if we were to abolish it [the limit], I would clearly raise the threshold - he emphasized.

– We are traveling here and observing, checking the situation in education in Radom. There are very valuable and interesting initiatives. We visited a nursery, the first nursery built in the Szydłowiec poviat under the Maluch program, launched during our time. A special place where children are excellently cared for. Talking to the ladies who run this nursery, we learned that it was also very important that we introduced a one-year maternity leave, so that children enter the nursery at the age of 12 months, because such children feel much better in the nursery, adapt better, and develop. But these are nurseries and kindergartens, whereas what is happening in primary and secondary schools is a real drama. And it cannot be that someone invents a reform and doesn't consider the costs that this will entail for the children, because after all, children are the most important. Teachers and local governments have bent over backward to solve this problem. And we have returned to a situation I remember from my childhood. I remember schools where we had to attend in shifts. As a first-grader, I went to school at, I remember it today, 5:10 PM. Many, many years have passed, we live in the 21st century, and it is only because PiS did not listen to the opposition, the voices of teachers, local government officials, and parents, that children have been subjected to such a fate. And this is no longer politics, because it is harming people. People are suffering, and we need to find a solution here as soon as possible. Parents cannot watch without emotion what fate has befallen their children. Tired teenagers at 6 PM are unable to learn as if they had started classes in the morning – stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska at a press conference in Radom.

– Chaos was introduced, and this chaos exists. It needs to be fixed as soon as possible. People of honor, if they make a mistake, they admit to it. I appeal to Chairman Kaczyński: if you have made this mistake, please fix it as soon as possible. It cannot be that entire age groups are condemned to very difficult learning conditions. Teachers to very difficult conditions for teaching our children and grandchildren. Fix this mistake, and if you cannot fix this mistake, then let us do it, because we have solutions on how to solve the problem of education, so that school is friendly, so that children feel they are the most important there, so that teachers have time to dedicate to their work. This chaos must be stopped immediately. If you do not know how to do it, we will do it very gladly, because there is no time to wait here anymore – added the KO candidate for Prime Minister.

A ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) increase was announced at the PiS convention, which, due to the higher minimum wage, will affect hundreds, thousands of small businesses. Entrepreneurs are already afraid, as are taxi drivers, small hairdressing salons, and small shoe repair shops. They will not be able to bear such a burden. They will not be able to afford to provide the wages that President Kaczyński talks about, because, according to him, it's not about the wage being higher, but about the state being able to extract more money in the form of taxes, which are lacking to fulfill these promises. Our proposal is open to people earning more in Poland, truly more, to entrepreneurs having opportunities for development, and for the budget to be created in a pro-development manner, because work in Poland must be rewarding, working people must be respected, but it must be done thoughtfully. The operation of small businesses, on which our economy is truly built, cannot be limited or disrupted. If they live in poor conditions, it will have repercussions on our entire lives and the economy in the coming years - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska at a conference in Radom. 

- My name is Krzysztof Sobolewski. I am from Podkarpacie. I love this region and I love being here - says the Chairman of the PiS Executive Committee, Krzysztof Sobolewski, in a new election spot published on social media.

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- I spoke with the Minister [Emilewicz] and I don't know exactly what she meant, but I want to primarily present a certain perspective. Because today we think of 4000 PLN as something very high, but it's structured so that 3000 PLN will be reached by the end of next year, practically in 1.5 years, at the beginning of 2021, and 4000 PLN by the end of 2023. This is an evolution, an increase in minimum wages, which – I imagine – will also pull up productivity, work efficiency of individual employees, and will also be beneficial for employers - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Łowicz.

- We are raising the minimum wage to 2600 PLN from next year, and I am convinced that this growth trajectory, this growth path that we have proposed, will serve well to increase the efficiency and innovativeness of Polish enterprises, the quality of work, but also employee satisfaction - added the head of the Polish government.

- For these past twenty-odd years, since Poland became free, I have often heard that things cannot get any better, that we already have the best possible politics and economy. But I did not agree with that. I disagreed with it. I believe that Poland can be better, that it's good we are in the EU, but politics must be politics for Polish families, for everyone who needs support. That is why we have initiated our changes - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Łęczyca.

Yes, as we promised, we will continue 'Emerytura Plus', and I want to clearly, very strongly state here in Łęczyca that we will legally guarantee that 'Emerytura Plus' will be paid every year. And I think that what we have done so far, our credibility, the payment of 'Emerytura Plus' already this May, testifies to the fact that we are reliable, solid, and trustworthy, and it will be the same in the future, provided, of course, that the state, the voters, trust us in a month's time during this fundamental test, which are the parliamentary elections - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Łęczyca. Yes, if PiS governs, then there will also be a 14th pension [in 2021] - the head of the Polish government continued.

- Today, the whole world knows what for us was an obvious truth: that the war began here, 80 years ago, that Poles were exterminated primarily by Germany, but also by the Soviets, that Poles heroically fought for freedom and democracy on all fronts of World War II. The words of the German President in Wieluń and Warsaw will be important in 10 and 100 years, because it was precisely these words that acknowledged the historical truth. Who initiated the battle for historical truth? Let's be clear. The Law and Justice government - said Mateusz Morawiecki during an election meeting with the residents of Łęczyca.

We are a party that cares about the life of the ordinary person, of ordinary Polish families. That is why our tax cut, and also our minimum wage program, which is increasing and will continue to increase rapidly as long as we are in power. In 2020 to PLN 2,600, in 2021 - PLN 3,000, and in 2023, from the beginning of 2024 - PLN 4,000 - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Łęczyca.

- On the other side, we have a powerful force of media. Very often deceitful media. Media that are in the hands of people who often do not wish us well. That is why we need to talk, to show our effectiveness - said Mateusz Morawiecki during an election meeting with the residents of Łęczyca.

Tomorrow at 4:00 PM, a session of the parliamentary Committee for Justice and Human Rights is scheduled to take place, during which the motion to dismiss Zbigniew Ziobro from the position of Minister of Justice, filed by the Civic Platform-Civic Coalition (PO-KO) club, will be considered.

It is also possible – the new schedule has not yet been released – that the opposition's motion will be considered by the Sejm (Polish Parliament) tomorrow evening as well. The largest opposition club submitted the motion at the end of August, which was made available today on the Sejm's website and referred for consideration to the aforementioned Committee for Justice.

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A break in the Sejm's session until October 15th may be announced at its upcoming meeting, which begins tomorrow, according to information obtained by 300POLITYKA. In such a scenario, the Sejm session would be continued after the parliamentary elections. The Presidium is meeting today at 9:00 PM to discuss this matter.

Member of Parliament Agnieszka Pomaska, at a press conference in Gdańsk, posed a question to the Minister of Interior and Administration, Mariusz Kamiński, asking if he issued the order for armed boarding of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior. "I have the impression that the border guard's intrusion onto the peacefully-oriented Greenpeace ship was a show of force under the leadership of the new minister, Minister Kamiński, who has taken over supervision of most services in Poland," Pomaska stated. The MP also recalled that the Civic Coalition's program includes phasing out coal for individual home and apartment heating by 2030, for system heating by 2035, and for energy production by 2040.

The Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior blocked the import of coal from Mozambique in Gdańsk yesterday. The peaceful protest aimed to draw the Polish government's attention to the urgent need for climate protection actions and the necessity of transitioning away from coal.

- We really need to debate concrete issues. It's difficult to debate with Ms. Kidawa-Błońska when she is not a real candidate for prime minister, not a real leader, and most importantly, Civic Platform, her party, Grzegorz Schetyna's party, has no real program - stated Jacek Sasin in a conversation with Bogdan Rymanowski on the program "Wydarzenia i opinie" on Polsat News.

- I will definitely not decide for Prime Minister Morawiecki. Personally, I see no point in such a debate [with Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska]. It's a waste of time - stated Jacek Sasin in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski on the program "Wydarzenia i opinie" on Polsat News.

- We respect the opposition, opposition parties, and democratic procedures above all. It is the voters who will decide who wins these elections, but having experienced the last 4 years, how Civic Platform behaved, what arguments it used, we can predict what such a debate will look like. It will be invective, so-called fake news, false information. There will be no substantive discussion there - added the Deputy Prime Minister.

- We prefer to dedicate this time, and the Prime Minister certainly will as well, to conversations with Poles, because much more comes from this debate, from conversations with voters, with ordinary citizens of our country - emphasized Sasin.

- This program was consulted within the leadership, within the leadership of the United Right. If Prime Minister Gowin had any reservations about this program, it was certainly a good time to discuss them. Today we also had a discussion on this matter at the Council of Ministers, and I did not have the impression that this was a distancing. It was a good discussion about these proposals. We all agreed that they were very good and beneficial proposals for Poles. In no case [was there a veto from Jarosław Gowin regarding the minimum wage] - stated Jacek Sasin in an interview with Bogdan Rymanowski on the program "Wydarzenia i opinie" (Events and Opinions) on Polsat News.

“Today, at the government meeting, the Prime Minister proposed that the minimum wage from January 1st should be 2600 PLN gross. I emphasize ‘gross’ because it will still be below 2,000 PLN net. The opposition doesn't surprise me, considering that I remember when we twice submitted civic initiatives for the minimum wage to be 50% of the average salary in Poland. The first time we didn't make it, the second time PO ground up 350,000 signatures and decided that this project was not worthy of political attention,” – said Minister Bożena Borys-Szopa in an interview with Michał Adamczyk on “Gość Wiadomości”.

“We want to end the colonial approach to Poland, to a country that is developing, aspiring to be a highly developed country, to end this ‘cheap labor’. [Raising the minimum wage] is one of the first steps” – said Minister Bożena Borys-Szopa in an interview with Michał Adamczyk on “Gość Wiadomości”.

-- 300POLITYKI LIVEBLOG: UNOFFICIALLY: PARLIAMENT MAY CONTINUE AFTER THE ELECTIONS POMASKA ASKS ABOUT ARMED INTERVENTION AGAINST GREENPEACE PMM ON THE POWERFUL MEDIA ON THE OTHER SIDE KIDAWA ON BURDENING ENTREPRENEURS https://300polityka.pl/live/2019/09/10/ ***** POLSAT EVENTS -- CIVIC COALITION'S PRIME MINISTER CANDIDATE CHALLENGES PIS CHAIRMAN TO A DUEL - preview. -- EXACTLY ONE WEEK AFTER ANNOUNCING THE DECISION TO CHANGE THE PRIME MINISTER CANDIDATE, MKB SETS OFF ACROSS POLAND BY BUS - Dariusz Ociepa. -- MAZOVIA FIRST, A VOIVODESHIP THAT HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF POLITICAL SCRAPES FOR SEVERAL DAYS - Ociepa continues. -- OPPOSITION POLITICIANS SEE A POLITICAL TRICK - Ociepa: They believe PiS wants to divide the voivodeships solely to hold early local elections. Counting on a better result and seizing power. -- DEBATES, WHETHER WITH JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI OR MATEUSZ MORAWIECKI, MAY NOT HAPPEN IN THIS CAMPAIGN - Ociepa continues: according to campaign manager Joachim Brudziński, such a debate would build up the opponent. PiS is winning in the polls, it's the opposition that needs to catch up. -- THE MANEUVER OF CHANGING THE PRIME MINISTER CANDIDATE HAS NOT YET BROUGHT CHANGES IN PARTY DELIBERATIONS - Ociepa. -- BUT THE DECISION ITSELF WAS WELL RECEIVED - Ociepa continues. -- THE NEW MINIMUM WAGE FROM JANUARY 1, 2020, WILL BE PLN 2600. -- POLAND WINS AGAINST GAZPROM. ***** TVN FACTS -- ENTREPRENEURS ARE GRIPPING THEIR HEADS - in preview. -- THE PIS CHAIRMAN WASN'T CLAPPED HERE - Krzysztof Skórzyński -- I DON'T THINK WE CAN AFFORD EMPLOYEES - small business owner. -- THE CHAIRMAN KNEW IT MIGHT SOUND GOOD TO THE VOTER, TERRIBLE TO ECONOMISTS, BUT HE'S NOT LOOKING FOR VOTES AMONG THEM - Skórzyński. -- HOWEVER, HE MAY NOT HAVE FORESEEN MINISTER EMLEWICZ'S REACTION - Skórzyński. -- SUCH PUBLIC DISAGREEMENT IS RARE; THE MINISTER MAY HAVE HAD CONCERNS LIKE THOSE WHO UNDERSTAND THE ECONOMY - Skórzyński. -- AT FIRST GLANCE, EVERYTHING LOOKS ATTRACTIVE BECAUSE EVERYONE WANTS TO EARN BETTER AND DIGNIFIEDLY, BUT THERE IS A BIG AND SERIOUS 'BUT' IN THIS VISION - Skórzyński. -- FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, IT'S A PROSPECT OF CATASTROPHE - Barbara Nowacka. -- IT WILL BE CHEAPER TO BUY A MACHINE THAT WILL PERFORM CERTAIN WORK INSTEAD OF AN EMPLOYEE - SkórzyńskI. -- ENTREPRENEURS ARE TO PAY FOR ANOTHER PIŚ VICTORY - WKK. -- IN UNIFORMS AND WITH GUNS IN HAND. THIS IS HOW A WELL-KNOWN TOPIC RETURNED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CAMPAIGN - in preview. -- IT IS ABSURD THAT POLAND IMPORTS VAST AMOUNTS OF COAL INSTEAD OF RELYING ON DOMESTIC, RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES. I HOPE THIS WILL SOBRIETY THE GOVERNMENT - Greenpeace representative. -- THE GOVERNMENT HAS BROUGHT A RECORD AMOUNT OF COAL TO POLAND, PRIMARILY SPENDING 8 BILLION ON RUSSIAN COAL - Arleta Zalewska. -- COMPLETE ABANDONMENT OF COAL BY 2040 - Agnieszka Pomaska. -- BY 2030, 50% OF ENERGY SHOULD COME FROM RES - WKK. -- THE COURT CASE WITH BIRGFELLNER AND STILL NO INVESTIGATION. -- ANOTHER INDICTMENT REGARDING REPRIVATIZATION: The prosecutor's office is sending another indictment to court. It is acting exceptionally efficiently in the case of wild reprivatization in Warsaw. Thirteen people are accused, and it concerns thirteen properties. ***** TVP NEWS -- ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT POSITIONS IN BRUSSELS WILL MOST LIKELY BE HELD BY POLES. JANUSZ WOJCIECHOWSKI IS THE CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER FOR AGRICULTURE - preview. -- JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI HIGHLY RATES WOJCIECHOWSKI'S COMPETENCE - Rafał Wolski. -- BETWEEN 2007-2016, THERE WERE NUMEROUS OMISSIONS IN REPRIVATIZATION BY HANNA GRONKIEWICZ-WALTZ. THE VERIFICATION COMMISSION PRESENTED THE MAIN THESES OF THE FINAL REPORT - preview. -- THE CAPITAL'S AUTHORITIES DO NOT WANT TO PAY COMPENSATION AWARDED BY THE COMMISSION - Marcin Szypszak. -- THE MINIMUM WAGE NEXT YEAR WILL BE PLN 2600. THE GOVERNMENT ADOPTED THE REGULATION TODAY. PO POLITICIANS ARE AGAINST THE INCREASE - preview. -- RAISING THE MINIMUM WAGE IS THE BEGINNING OF A SERIES OF INCREASES ANNOUNCED BY PIS - Dominik Cierpioł -- EVEN GOVERNMENT CRITICS PRAISE PIS'S PROPOSALS - Cierpioł. -- ACCORDING TO THE OPPOSITION, KACZYŃSKI'S PLAN TO RAISE POLISH WAGES IS UNREALISTIC - Cierpioł. -- TUSK'S FORMER CONFIDANT STILL HAS PROBLEMS - belka on Sławomir Nowak. -- KIDAWA-BŁOŃSKA DOES NOT WANT REPARATIONS FROM GERMANY. THE CANDIDATE WAS SUPPOSED TO INTRODUCE A NEW QUALITY, BUT ACCORDING TO EXPERTS, SHE IS CONTINUING THE POLICY OF YEARS AGO, WHEN POLAND, INSTEAD OF DEFENDING ITS INTERESTS ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE, ACTED UNDER THE DICTATE OF OTHERS - preview. -- THE STATEMENT ABOUT REPARATIONS WAS NOT A SLIP OF THE TONGUE - Maciej Sawicki. -- PO HAS NEVER ACTED AGAINST GERMANY'S INTERESTS - Sawicki. -- PO IS RETURNING TO A NARRATIVE THAT DILUTES GERMANY'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR CRIMES OF WORLD WAR II - Sawicki. -- THE TVP INFO PORTAL IS REVEALING FURTHER FRAGMENTS OF CONVERSATIONS CONCERNING ONLINE HATRED TOWARDS POLITICAL OPPONENTS OF THE INOWROCŁAW MAYOR AND HIS SON KRZYSZTOF BREJZA. HATEFUL COMMENTS WERE ALLEGEDLY PRODUCED IN THE CITY HALL USING PUBLIC FUNDS UNDER THE EYE OF A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT - preview: PO POLITICIANS HAVE DRAWN NO CONSEQUENCES AGAINST THEIR COLLEAGUE.

On Wednesday at 7:30 PM, the Sejm will address the motion of no confidence against Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro, according to the current schedule. The vote is expected to take place between 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM.

At the same time, the unofficial information we reported on 300POLITYCE is being confirmed. An adjournment will be announced tomorrow, and the continuation of the session will occur on October 15th and 16th, meaning after the elections. Therefore, tomorrow will be the last day of the Sejm session before the elections.

- The approach to the complex issue of heritage should be very delicate, certainly not one that excludes a large part of society. International research shows that Poland is currently experiencing the fastest [departure from the Church] - said Aleksander Smolar in an interview with Monika Olejnik on TVN24's "Kropka nad i".

“If we don’t nurture this tradition, regardless of whether someone has the grace of faith or not, whether they are critical of the institutions of the Church, which is full of sinful priests and faithful, if we don’t nurture these moral foundations, we risk the achievements brought by Western civilization being forfeited,” said Andrzej Zybertowicz in an interview with Monika Olejnik on TVN24’s “Kropka nad i” (The Dot on the i).

- To counter these ritual condemnations [regarding Piebiak], the government side is ritually recalling Judge Łączewski, who conspiratorially wanted to meet with a certain well-known journalist to coordinate anti-PiS actions with him - said Andrzej Zybertowicz in an interview with Monika Olejnik on TVN24's "Kropka nad i".

- "I dream of a Poland where no one will need to be reminded what good manners are." Kidawa-Błońska said this on Friday, and on Saturday, after the Law and Justice convention, during the convention, Grzegorz Schetyna wrote "Jarek, finish up," and Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz wrote "Kaczyński, you don't understand anything." It turns out that old dogs, Schetyna and Sienkiewicz, cannot be taught new tricks - said Andrzej Zybertowicz in an interview with Monika Olejnik on "Kropka nad i" TVN24.