“The Monetary Policy Council never took the steps it should have taken in the economy, only what Nowogrodzka did,” thundered Bartosz Romowicz, MP for Poland 2050, on Polsat News.
It cannot be a one-man situation in which the party chairman decides whether we will increase or decrease interest rates
– he emphasized.
Evidence? Lack
However, when the interviewer, Grzegorz Jankowski, asked about the evidence, the parliamentarian started hesitantly.
Any of us would find such evidence. (…) We all know what the decision-making process has been like in recent years
– he said.
However, he was unable to indicate what the decision-making process at the Monetary Policy Council should look like.
I don’t slander. Formally, the decision was taken by the Monetary Policy Council
– he said.
When asked where the decision was allegedly made informally, he did not answer.
After questions from Grzegorz Jankowski, the MP finally said:
The interest rate level was set by the Monetary Policy Council.
When the journalist asked:
Isn’t that President Kaczynski?
Romowicz replied:
Jarosław Kaczyński decided the country’s policies.
When asked about his suggestions regarding the decision-making process outside the Council, he replied:
I suggest that decision-making has not always been guided by the goal of suppressing inflation and stopping this process of price increases.
Change of mind
When Grzegorz asked Jankowski whether it was not Jarosław Kaczyński who made the decisions in this matter, Romowicz replied:
The Monetary Policy Council.
As you can see, you can come back to your own words in just a few minutes. This best demonstrates the ‘credibility’ of Poland 2050.
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Source: wPolityce