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24 Kwietnia 2014 R
Sejm Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Kadencja VII Sprawozdanie Stenograficzne z 66. posiedzenia Sejmu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w dniu 24 kwietnia 2014 r. (drugi dzień obrad) Warszawa 2014 str. str. TREŚĆ 66. posiedzenia Sejmu (Obrady w dniu 24 kwietnia 2014 r.) str. str. Wznowienie posiedzenia Poseł Dariusz Piontkowski . 147 Komunikaty Poseł Wincenty Elsner . 148 Sekretarz Poseł Renata Zaremba . 131 Poseł Marek Gos . 150 Punkt 18. porządku dziennego: Pierwsze Poseł Artur Ostrowski. 151 czytanie pilnego rządowego projektu Poseł Marzena Dorota Wróbel . 152 ustawy o zmianie ustawy o systemie Poseł Wanda Nowicka . 152 oświaty oraz niektórych innych ustaw Poseł Marzena Dorota Wróbel . 153 Minister Edukacji Narodowej Poseł Anna Elżbieta Sobecka . 154 Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska. 131 Poseł Leszek Dobrzyński. 154 Poseł Urszula Augustyn . 132 Poseł Wanda Nowicka . 154 Poseł Zbigniew Dolata . 133 Poseł Marzena Dorota Wróbel . 154 Poseł Piotr Paweł Bauć . 134 Poseł Wincenty Elsner . 155 Poseł Artur Bramora . 135 Poseł Józef Lassota . 155 Poseł Artur Ostrowski. 136 Minister Edukacji Narodowej Poseł Marzena Dorota Wróbel . 137 Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska. 155 Poseł Wojciech Ziemniak . 138 Poseł Wanda Nowicka . 156 Poseł Ryszard Terlecki . 138 Poseł Piotr Paweł Bauć . 158 Poseł Danuta Pietraszewska. 138 (Przerwa w posiedzeniu) Poseł Aleksandra Trybuś . 138 posiedzenia Poseł Zbigniew Dolata . 139 Wznowienie porządku dziennego Poseł Tadeusz Tomaszewski . 139 Zmiana Marszałek. 158 Poseł Krystyna Szumilas. 139 Punkt 23. porządku dziennego: Sprawo- Poseł Lech Sprawka. 140 zdanie Komisji Kultury i Środków Prze- Poseł Piotr Paweł Bauć . 140 kazu o poselskim projekcie uchwały Poseł Maria Nowak . 140 w sprawie uczczenia papieża bł. Jana (Przerwa w posiedzeniu) Pawła II w dniu Jego kanonizacji Poseł Sprawozdawca posiedzenia Wznowienie Iwona Śledzińska-Katarasińska . -
Nihil Novi #3
The Kos’ciuszko Chair of Polish Studies Miller Center of Public Affairs University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia Bulletin Number Three Fall 2003 On the Cover: The symbol of the KoÊciuszko Squadron was designed by Lt. Elliot Chess, one of a group of Americans who helped the fledgling Polish air force defend its skies from Bolshevik invaders in 1919 and 1920. Inspired by the example of Tadeusz KoÊciuszko, who had fought for American independence, the American volunteers named their unit after the Polish and American hero. The logo shows thirteen stars and stripes for the original Thirteen Colonies, over which is KoÊciuszko’s four-cornered cap and two crossed scythes, symbolizing the peasant volunteers who, led by KoÊciuszko, fought for Polish freedom in 1794. After the Polish-Bolshevik war ended with Poland’s victory, the symbol was adopted by the Polish 111th KoÊciuszko Squadron. In September 1939, this squadron was among the first to defend Warsaw against Nazi bombers. Following the Polish defeat, the squadron was reformed in Britain in 1940 as Royal Air Force’s 303rd KoÊciuszko. This Polish unit became the highest scoring RAF squadron in the Battle of Britain, often defending London itself from Nazi raiders. The 303rd bore this logo throughout the war, becoming one of the most famous and successful squadrons in the Second World War. The title of our bulletin, Nihil Novi, invokes Poland’s ancient constitution of 1505. It declared that there would be “nothing new about us without our consent.” In essence, it drew on the popular sentiment that its American version expressed as “no taxation without representation.” The Nihil Novi constitution guar- anteed that “nothing new” would be enacted in the country without the consent of the Parliament (Sejm). -
60 Years of Diplomatic Relations Between Poland and the People’S Republic of China Historical Review
POLISH POLITICAL SCIENCE VOL XL 2011 PL ISSN 0208-7375 60 YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN POLAND AND THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA HISTORICAL REVIEW by Marceli Burdelski ! e diplomatic relations between Poland and China had been estab- lished before World War II. ! e new stage in the relations has started on October 7, 1949, when Poland o" cially recognized the People’s Republic of China (PRC), which was declared on October 1, 1949. 1 ! erefore, in 2009, we had two anniversaries: the 60 th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of china and the 60 th anniversary of establishing the diplomatic relations between Poland and PRC. ! is gives the opportunity to summarize mutual relations. ! ose 60 years have been # lled with positive stories, which had signi# cant in$ uence on the development of bilateral relations. However, one can also # nd di" cult, even tragic moments during the history of these two nations. ! ose uneasy moments had also direct impact on mutual relations. 1 J. Rowiński, Wahadło, czyli stosunki polityczne PRL–ChRL , [in:] Polska–Chiny Wczo raj, dziś, jutro , ed. B. Góralczyk, Toruń 2009, p. 19. 212 MARCELI BURDELSKI 1. THE INTERWAR PERIOD 1918 1939 AND THE POSTWAR ERA AFTER 1945 When Poland restored its independence in 1918, China was immersed in post-revolution chaos. A! er the Revolution of 1911, which overthrown the Qing dynasty, the attempts to implement multi-parties, parliamentary democracy based on the western model have failed completely. As a result the informal dissolution of the state – that transformed into smaller and greater quasi-state entities controlled by local warlords, sometimes waging wars against each other – took place. -
Tobacco Industry Interference with Tobacco Control Policies in Poland
TC Online First, published on September 28, 2015 as 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2015-052582 Tob Control: first published as 10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2015-052582 on 28 September 2015. Downloaded from Research paper Tobacco industry interference with tobacco control policies in Poland: legal aspects and industry practices Łukasz Balwicki,1 Michał Stokłosa,2 Małgorzata Balwicka-Szczyrba,3 Wioleta Tomczak4 ▸ Additional material is ABSTRACT has had only moderate success in implementing its published online only. To view Background Since 2006, when Poland ratified the WHO provisions. Poland’s tobacco control law underwent please visit the journal online Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), there revision in 2010 and 2011 to extend smoke-free (http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/ 5 tobaccocontrol-2015-052582). have been efforts to improve tobacco control regulation in areas and improve point-of-purchase regulation; the country. At the same time, at the European Union however, the scope of the revision has been greatly 1Department of Public Health and Social Medicine, Medical level, Poland took part in discussions over revision of the reduced during the legislative process. Despite rati- University of Gdansk, Gdańsk, Tobacco Tax Directive and the Tobacco Products Directive. fying the WHO FCTC, many tobacco control regu- Poland This study aims to explore the tobacco industry’s tactics to lations still do not meet its requirements. For 2 Economic and Health Policy interfere with the creation of those policies. example, Poland still has partial smoke-free laws6 Research, American Cancer Methods Analysis of 257 documents obtained through and incomplete advertisement, promotion7 and Society, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 8 3Department of Civil Law, freedom of information request. -
Newly Elected Tusk Government to Face Challenges Ahead
NO. 29 WWW.KRAKOWPOST.COM NOVEMBER 22-NOVEMBER 28, 2007 WEEKLY Newly elected Tusk government to face challenges ahead Migrant center opens in Przemysl A detention center for illegal immigrants has opened in Przemysl aiming to deal with Poland’s surge of illegal aliens after joined the EU 4 Polish women give birth in Germany Pregnant Polish women living near the German border are flocking to German hospitals with free delivery and more choice of childbirth procedures 5 Media: Taser death shocks Canadians Canada shamed over shocking death of Pole who was confront- ed by Vancouver airport police with stun gun 5 Poland’s new Prime Minister Donald Tusk has formed a government and named a cabinet that, he says proudly, consists of technocrats – or subject-matter experts – instead of politicians. Michal Wojtas Jolandta Fedak as the minister of labor and People’s Party only holds 31. That leaves the Tusk passed up Civic Platform members STAFF JOURNALIST Marek Sawicki as minister of agriculture coalition with 240 seats – nine more than the with national political experience such as and rural development. 231 needed for majority rule. Marek Biernacki, Zbigniew Chlebowski Poland’s new Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government will have a 10-vote The Left and Democrats Alliance, with 53 and Julia Pitera, who were previously part Tusk has formed a government and cabinet majority in the Sejm, Poland’s lower house seats, are also likely to side with the prime of PO’s shadow cabinet. that, he proudly states, consists of techno- of parliament. This suggests that barring minister on multiple issues. -
M in Is T E R 16 Lip. 2014 Pracy I Polityki Społecznej
MINISTER Warszawa, dn. 16 LIP. 2014 PRACY I POLITYKI SPOŁECZNEJ DPP-I-073-70-AS/14 Zgodnie z uchwałą Nr 49 Rady Ministrów z dnia 19 marca 2002 r. - Regulamin pracy Rady Ministrów (M. P. Nr 13, poz. 221, z późn. zm.), przesyłam w załączeniu projekt rozporządzenia Ministra Pracy i Polityki Społecznej w sprawie wymiany informacji między ministrem właściwym do spraw zabezpieczenia społecznego a Ministrem Sprawiedliwości oraz ministrem właściwym do spraw finansów publicznych, dotyczących organizacji pożytku publicznego, z uprzejmą prośbą o zgłoszenie ewentualnych uwag w terminie do dnia 24 lipca 2014 r. Niezgłoszenie uwag w terminie będzie równoznaczne z akceptacją przedłożonego projektu. Natomiast w przypadku zgłoszenia uwag prosimy o przesłanie ich również drogą elektroniczna na adres aneta.stachowicz@ mpips.gov.pl z up. J{ iroslawDuda SK KLKK. ł \H /. STANU / Według rozdzielnika otrzymują: 1. Pan Janusz Piechociński, Wicepremier, Minister Gospodarki 2. Pani Elżbieta Bieńkowska, Wicepremier Minister Infrastruktury i Rozwoju 3. Pan Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz, Minister Spraw Wewnętrznych 4. Pan Rafał Trzaskowski, Minister Administracji i Cyfryzacji 5. Pan Marek Biernacki, Minister Sprawiedliwości 6. Pani Andrzej Biernat, Minister Sportu i Turystyki 7. Pan Włodzimierz Karpiński, Minister Skarbu Państwa 8. Pani Joanna Kluzik - Rostkowska, Minister Edukacji Narodowej 9. Pan Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister Obrony Narodowej 10. Pani Lena Kolarska - Bobińska, Minister Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego 11. Pan Bartosz Arłukowicz, Minister Zdrowia 12. Pan Maciej H. Grabowski, Minister Środowiska 13. Pan Mateusz Szczurek, Minister Finansów 14. Pan Marek Sawicki, Minister Rolnictwa i Rozwoju Wsi 15. Pan Radosław Sikorski, Minister Spraw Zagranicznych 16. Pani Małgorzata Omilanowska, Minister Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego 17. Pan Jacek Cichocki, członek Rady Ministrów, Szef Kancelarii Prezesa Rady Ministrów 18. -
General Performance of the Polish Presidency
117 GENERAL PERFORMANCE OF THE POLISH PRESIDENCY Piotr Maciej Kaczyński* The Treaty of Lisbon has made the rotating Council Presidency politically irrelevant. Before December 2009, national leaders controlled the activities of the Council, and the relationship between the Council and the Parliament favoured the Council much more than after December 2009. On the one hand, under the new rules the Council has lost political weight and is now balanced in almost all its activities by the European Parliament. The European Council, on the other hand, has largely taken political clout over from the Council Presidency, as it now has its own permanent president, and there is no special role left for the rotating Presidency. On top of these things, not only have the Council powers regarding other institutions been limited, but also within the Council the rotating Presidency has been limited by the permanent chair of the Foreign Affairs Council and many of the subsidiary working parties and committees. Because of all these limitations, the rotating Presidency is no longer a Union Presidency. If this concept was not yet fully visible before the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second semester of 2011, then the Polish experience was very telling. Poland is a larger EU member state; it was committed to the preparations for the Presidency for a number of years and had a dedicated political and administrative leadership. The Polish officials executed the Presidency effectively although they were doing it for the first time. And still, they fell short with political weight. Their leverage over the European Council was similar to every other country’s leverage over the European Council. -
Poland by Piotr Arak, Piotr Żakowiecki
Poland by Piotr Arak, Piotr Żakowiecki Capital: Warsaw Population: 38 million GNI/capita, PPP: $23,930 Source: World Bank World Development Indicators. Nations in Transit Ratings and Averaged Scores 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 National Democratic 3.25 3.50 3.25 3.25 2.75 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.75 Governance Electoral Process 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.50 1.50 Civil Society 1.50 1.25 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 Independent Media 2.25 2.25 2.00 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.75 Local Democratic 2.25 2.25 2.00 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.50 1.50 1.50 Governance Judicial Framework 2.25 2.50 2.25 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.75 and Independence Corruption 3.00 3.00 2.75 3.25 3.25 3.25 3.25 3.50 3.50 3.50 Democracy Score 2.36 2.39 2.25 2.32 2.21 2.14 2.18 2.18 2.21 2.32 NOTE: The ratings reflect the consensus of Freedom House, its academic advisers, and the author(s) of this report. If consensus cannot be reached, Freedom House is responsible for the final ratings. The ratings are based on a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 representing the highest level of democratic progress and 7 the lowest. -
POLAND 51 Seats
POLAND 51 seats Democratic Left Poland on the side of the Civic Platform Law and Justice Alliance (SLD) Solidarity Poland Poland together, (PR) People (PO) PPE (PiS) ECR et Labour Union (UP) (SP) MELD CRE (PSL) PPE PSE 1. Janusz Lewandowski 1. Anna Elżbieta FOTYGA 1. Longin Pastusiak 1. Andrzej Stępniak 1. Krzysztof STECKIEWICZ 1. Stefan Józef HAMBURA 2. Henryka Krzywonos – 2. Jolanta Irena 2. Małgorzata Ostrowska 2. Stanisława Bujanowicz 2. Teresa KĘPKA 2. Piotr Roman ZWARA Strycharska SZCZYPIŃSKA 3. Jolanta Banach 3. Dariusz Adamowicz 3. Julian Kazimierz PLOTZKE 3. Jan KOZŁOWSKI 3. Jan Kozłowski MEP 3. Zenon Henryk ŻYNDA 4. Piotr Gontarek 4. Bogdan Dombrowski 4. Anna Maria KURSKA 4. Maria Barbara LABUDA Circonscripti 4. Beata Chrzanowska 4. Danuta Teresa SIKORA 5. Janusz Stąsiek 5. Radosław Szatkowski 5. Adam Marek 5. Wojciech Norbert SZRAMOWSKI on 1: 5. Ryszard Świlski 5.Jan Andrzej KLAWITER 6. Krystyna Strzała 6. Leszek Wąsikowski JAWORSKI 6. Wojciech Tomasz KOTAS Pomeranian 6. Jolanta Leszczyńska 6. Jarosław Daniel SELLIN 7. Remigiusz Łoś 7. Danuta Kosewska 6. Dariusz Mirosław 7. Małgorzata SIUDEK (pomorskie) 7. Łukasz Grzędzicki 7. Jan KILIAN 8. Beata Maciejewska 8. Jadwiga Sahajdak MAJDAŃCZUK 8. Anna Marta GŁADYSZ 8. Katarzyna Rogowiec 8. Marek Roman STROCIAK 9. Ilona Kwiatkowska- 9. Mirosław Mironowicz 7. Małgorzata Ewa ROGOWSKA 9. Karol Artur JAWORSKI 9. Jan Kulas 9. Katarzyna Barbara Falkowska 10. Lucyna Herold-Wąs 8. Andrzej Robert ZAWADA 10. Artur Lesław SZAŁABAWKA 10. Jarosław Wałęsa MEP STANULEWICZ 10. Ewa Serocka 9. Maria Kazimiera KRÓL 10. Jerzy BARZOWSKI 10. Olena PILKIEWICZ 1. Jan Vincent Rostowski 1.Kosma Tadeusz 1. Janusz Zemke MEP 1. -
IPA) Is a Leading Polish Think Tank and an Independent Centre for Policy Research and Analysis, Established in 1995
Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) is a leading Polish think tank and an independent centre for policy research and analysis, established in 1995. Our mission is to contribute to informed public debate on key Polish, European and global policy issues. Our main areas of study include European policy, social policy, civil society, migration and development policy as well as law and democratic institutions. The IPA has a team of in-house researchers/policy analysts and an extensive network of associate experts from academia and other paths of life. We publish the results of our projects in research reports, policy papers and books, which are broadly disseminated among members of parliament, government offi cials and civil servants, academics, journalists and civil society activists. IPA’s Mission: – To elevate the quality of Polish and European public debate, to make it merit-oriented and focused on problem-solving and knowledge- building – To initiate new topics of public debate and popularise innovative approaches to public issues – To develop mechanisms that aim to engage individual citizens and groups of citizens in public debate and other forms of active participation in public life – To enhance the quality of public policy in Poland through initiating legal and institutional changes ookladka_Partiekladka_Partie o kkobietach.inddobietach.indd 1 22012-03-19012-03-19 112:31:032:31:03 PProcessrocess CCyanyanPProcessrocess MMagentaagentaPProcessrocess YYellowellowPProcessrocess BBlacklack WOMEN ON THE POLISH POLITICAL SCENE Authors: Małgorzata Druciarek Prof. Małgorzata Fuszara Aleksandra Niżyńska Dr Jarosław Zbieranek INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Law and Democratic Institutions Programme This report was published with the support of the OSCE Offi ce for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). -
Centrum Badania Opinii Społecznej
CENTRUM BADANIA OPINII SPOŁECZNEJ SEKRETARIAT 629 - 35 - 69, 628 - 37 - 04 UL. ŻURAWIA 4A, SKR. PT.24 OŚRODEK INFORMACJI 693 - 46 - 92, 625 - 76 - 23 00 - 503 W A R S Z A W A TELEFAX 629 - 40 - 89 INTERNET http://www.cbos.pl E-mail: [email protected] BS/163/2008 ZAUFANIE DO POLITYKÓW W PAŹDZIERNIKU KOMUNIKAT Z BADAŃ WARSZAWA, PAŹDZIERNIK 2008 PRZEDRUK I ROZPOWSZECHNIANIE MATERIAŁÓW CBOS W CAŁOŚCI LUB W CZĘŚCI ORAZ WYKORZYSTANIE DANYCH EMPIRYCZNYCH JEST DOZWOLONE WYŁĄCZNIE Z PODANIEM ŹRÓDŁA W ciągu miesiąca poprzedzającego październikowe badanie1 pojawiło się kilka spraw, które mogły wpłynąć na postrzeganie poszczególnych polityków aktywnych na scenie politycznej. Do najbardziej nagłośnionych należała kolejna odsłona konfliktu między rządem reprezentowanym przez ministra sportu Mirosława Drzewieckiego a PZPN – zawieszenie dotychczasowych władz tej organizacji i wprowadzenie do niej kuratora, który miał zaprowadzić porządek, a także zorganizować wybory nowych władz Związku. Na skutek protestu FIFA oraz zagrożenia dyskwalifikacją polskiej reprezentacji w meczach eliminacyjnych do mistrzostw świata rząd zgodził się na kompromis i wycofał kuratora. W związku z rozpoczęciem roku szkolnego trwały dyskusje o reformie edukacji – minister Katarzyna Hall ogłosiła program zakładający obniżenie wieku obowiązku szkolnego do 6 lat. Rodzice protestowali pod siedzibą MEN i przekonywali, że szkoły nie są gotowe, żeby przyjąć do pierwszych klas dzieci sześcioletnie. Miniony miesiąc nie był najlepszy dla PiS – media ujawniły listę polityków tej partii, z Jarosławem Kaczyńskim na czele, podejrzanych o złożenie nieprawdziwych usprawiedliwień, by uniknąć potrącenia poselskiej dniówki (300 zł) za nieobecność na głosowaniach. Trwały także kolejne odsłony konfliktu szefostwa tej partii z jednym z jej założycieli i byłym wicepremierem Ludwikiem Dornem. -
Gender Quotas in the Post-Communist World: Voice of the Parliamentarians by Joshua Dubrow and Adrianna Zabrzewska (Eds.) Was Reviewed by Julia Kubisa (D.Sc
1 Voice of the Parliamentarians Voice of the Parliamentarians IFiS PAN Publishers Warszawa 2020 This book was funded by the National Science Centre, Poland (project number //B/HS/). The monograph Gender Quotas in the Post-Communist World: Voice of the Parliamentarians by Joshua Dubrow and Adrianna Zabrzewska (eds.) was reviewed by Julia Kubisa (d.sc. Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw). Cover design Joshua Dubrow, Adrianna Zabrzewska, Andrzej Łubniewski The cover art is by Zamir Dubrow. Proofreading Active Communication & Transaltion Burzyński Golubiewski s.c. Copyright © by Authors and Wydawnictwo IFiS PAN ISBN ---- IFiS PAN Publishers - Warsaw, Nowy Świat e-mail: publish@ifi span.edu.pl www.ifi span.waw.pl Table of Contents Preface ............................................................................................. About the Contributors ................................................................... Introduction: Voice, Inequality, and Representation ................... Joshua K. Dubrow and Adrianna Zabrzewska Chapter One: An Introduction to Gender Quotas in Europe ....... Joshua K. Dubrow and Adrianna Zabrzewska Chapter Two: Women in the Parliaments of the Communist and Post-Communist World, – ............................................. Joshua K. Dubrow Chapter Three: Electoral Gender Quotas in Post-Communist Countries as of ........................................................................ Anna Sedysheva, with Joshua K. Dubrow Chapter Four: Polish Parliamentarian Arguments on Gender Descriptive