PiS introduced amendments to the draft resolution, which was voted on on Wednesday, September 14. Instead of “repair” in the title, “redress” should be mentioned. 422 members supported the change, one opposed and 15 abstained.
Sejm adopts PiS bill on “compensation” for war losses
Previously, the Sejm rejected the Civil Coalition’s draft resolution, which was approved by 188 deputies. 234 politicians voted against and 15 abstained. The Sejm also rejected the amendments to the PSL regarding the title of the resolution. PSL wants Seym to “call on the German government” to pay compensation.
The Sejm adopted the PiS Bill. There are 418 deputies who support. Four politicians voted against – these are MPs from the knockout club: Tomasz Aniśko, Claudia Jachira, Małgorzata Tracz and Urszula Zielińska. 15 MPs abstained: Krzysztof Mieszkowski from KO; Maciej Gdula, Maciej Kopiec, Katarzyna Kotula and Anita Sowińska from the Left, throughout Poland 2050 (except Wojciech Maksymowicz, who did not vote) and around PPS (Polish Socialist Party) – Robert Kwiatkowski, Andrzej Rozenek, Joanna Senyszyn.
– Sejm issued a resolution. This is where the voting ends, said the Chair of the Sejm, Elżbieta Witek, who ordered a five-minute break.
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Repair from Germany. Sejm handles three projects – PiS, KO and KP-PSL
On Wednesday, September 14, the Sejm debated, among other things, on a draft resolution on the reparations by Poland for the damage caused by Germany during World War II. The documents were prepared by the following clubs: Law and Justice, Civilian Coalition and Polish-PSL Coalition.
The first reading took place at the parliament’s foreign affairs committee. Arkadiusz Mularczyk of Law and Justice presented his report to MPs. The politician announced that the PiS proposal was chosen as the “base project” because it was submitted first.
The PiS project concerns “seeking redress by Poland for the damage caused by Germany during World War II”. The resolution states that the Sejm “calls on the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to firmly accept political, historical, legal and financial responsibility for all consequences caused on the Republic of Poland and on the citizens of the Republic of Poland as a result of the waiver of World War II by the Third German Reich. “
“The Republic of Poland has never been compensated for personal and material harm caused by the German state” and “the Polish state represented has never waived its claim against the German state,” we read further.
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