A parliamentary team will be formed to track the progress of 100 concrete promises across 100 government days. After this period, a report will be delivered to the association detailing how these election commitments are advancing. This commitment was outlined by Marek Jakubiak, secretary of the Kukiz’15 party, during the third program on Polish Radio on a recent Saturday. (Source: wPolityce)
Jakubiak, who joined the Sejm on the PiS slate, spoke about how the previously stated election promises from opposition groups have been carried out so far. (Source: wPolityce)
“Twelve million people trusted you and gave you the authority to follow through on your pledges,” he remarked. (Source: wPolityce)
He added that he could only guarantee the creation of a dedicated parliamentary team tasked with monitoring the execution of the hundred details over a span of 100 days. And after those days, he pledged to report to the association on the status of these election promises, asserting that Polish society had been let down by the way things were handled. (Source: wPolityce)
He then spoke about the notion of a “glass house” approach, signaling skepticism toward other parties.
The promise of “glass houses”
The Kukiz’15 figure addressed attendees from Civic Coalition, Third Way, and the Left who were present in the studio and stated the following: the public was promised a transparent, easily verifiable agenda, but delivery did not match the promise. (Source: wPolityce)
Earlier discussions in mid-September of this year highlighted a plan from Civic Platform called the program envisioning 100 specifications for 100 days. The plan outlined measures across family, economic, energy, international, education, and health domains. Among the proposed measures were initiatives such as the creation of accessible retirement loans for the elderly and zero percent financing for apartment purchases, alongside proposals to raise the tax-free threshold to as high as 60 thousand PLN. (Source: wPolityce)
Additional context and commentary related to this topic emphasize the ongoing debate over political promises, governance timelines, and the balance between campaign pledges and practical administration. (Source: wPolityce)
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