The only candidate the Polish Sejm will consider for the post of Prime Minister will be Donald Tusk. This was announced by the speaker of the lower house of the Polish parliament, Szymon Holownia. RIA News.
“The Presidency of the Sejm accepted the candidacy of Donald Tusk. No other candidates were accepted,” Holownya said.
On December 11, the Polish parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the government of Mateusz Morawiecki. Voting on the candidacy of the new prime minister will be held at 21:30 Moscow time. After Tusk’s candidacy is approved, the president will have to take the oath on behalf of his government. The new prime minister will then have two weeks to deliver an inaugural address, after which the Sejm must declare its confidence in the prime minister.
Tusk is the candidate of the opposition coalition, which includes the Civic Platform, Third Way and Left parties. Together they occupy the majority of seats in parliament. October elections. Despite the balance of power in the Sejm, after the elections, Polish President Andrzej Duda ordered and swore in Morawiecki, who was the head of the previous cabinet, to form the government.
Previously Donald Tusk accused Poland’s ruling party is making political mistakes.