Two months have passed since the flood that damaged the southern part of Poland. Many residents of these areas have not yet received the government's promised aid. Politicians explain that local governments work very slowly. In the WP “Tlit” program, the head of the Confederation, Krzysztof Bosak, recalled that when the work on the project to help flood victims continued, the Confederation stressed that the regulations were too complicated. – We proposed to simplify them, make them faster. They rejected all our amendments, said the guest of the program. Bosak also stated that the amendments were rejected because these amendments were proposed by the opposition. – If the reform makes sense, you vote against it, so as not to admit that someone from the opposition was right in something. Besides, they were foolishly convinced and satisfied with their project, said the deputy marshal. Journalist Michal Wroblewski added that Marcin Kirwinski, the representative of the government for the reconstruction of flood-affected areas, explained his action as a “certain bureaucratic requirement”. – Well, but who created them? It's like Morawiecki explained he didn't get the KPO, Bosak said. The host of the program asked if Kirvinsky should be prosecuted. – No, let's not joke, there will be no settlement here. Tusk took him as his trusted supporter, Bosak concluded.
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