Presidential Draft on CPK Moves to Further Works Despite Civic Coalition Opposition

26/09/2025

12:49

Michał Olech

The Sejm did not agree to reject the presidential draft bill on ensuring the implementation of the Central Communication Port investment at its first reading, meaning Karol Nawrocki's proposal will be sent for further work in committee.

The draft was not rejected, even though the entire Civic Coalition voted against it, because the Poland 2050 parliamentary club was divided – some MPs voted for, some against, and another group abstained.

In total, 203 MPs voted 'for', 211 MPs voted against, and 12 abstained.

Michał Olech

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