Tusk: It Seems Vetoes Will Become the Norm

09/01/2026

15:24

Tusk:

It Seems Vetoes Will Become the Norm

Michał Lubowicki

- The remaining two vetoes [...] one law deregulating, making life easier for people and businesses. I'm talking here about the possibility of using e-mail for insurance contracts. A very obvious deregulatory act, I don't know what the president didn't like about it, so it seems to be about mechanical vetoing, just to avoid making our work and lives easier - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk at a press conference.

- The same applies to a very technical and life-improving law concerning the National Centre for Research and Development. It seems that vetoes will become the norm, as I expected, in fact - he stated.

Michał Lubowicki

live

3 days

„We're completely uninterested in what The Left thinks. Voters are more important than coalition partners.” — Zgorzelski on PIP reform

3 days

„Where Two Fight, Two Benefit.” — Zgorzelski on Tusk's Relations with Nawrocki

3 days

„We Are Not Laying Down Our Arms, We Are Fighting.” — Zgorzelski on the EU-Mercosur Agreement

3 days

Zgorzelski: The Most Dedicated Street in Warsaw for Farmers to Register is Nowogrodzka Street

3 days

Grabiec on Farmers' Protests: We Actually Received This Protest as Support for the Government

3 days

Grabiec: Sometimes Vetoes Indicate the President Lacks Awareness of Government and Parliamentary Work

3 days

Grabiec: The President is a Bit in Campaign Rigor

3 days

„I Would Prefer the President Not to Authorize These Kinds of Undertakings.” — Tusk on Nawrocki's Participation in a Fans' Pilgrimage

3 days

Czarzasty: Today I will send the budget for the President's signature

3 days

„The Government Was Completely Inactive.” — Andruszkiewicz on Blocking the EU-Mercosur Agreement

state of play

01/10/2026

Szefernaker: The Subjectivity of Ordinary Poles, Not Salon Excitement; Kondzińska: Kaczyński Rejected the 'Maślarki' Concept; Zaremba: The Government's Agenda Favors Ideological Brawls Over Social Projects