Sejm zagłosuje ws. wicemarszałka z PiS ? Czarzasty: Nie planuję wprowadzenia zmian
Summary
Sejm won't vote on a deputy speaker from PiS in its upcoming session, Włodzimierz Czarzasty announced. The PiS leader stated that no changes to the deputy speaker vote are planned for the current session. He added that the party chose the 'nobody' option over Elżbieta Witek. Czarzasty noted that the current coalition has no forces willing to increase the number of deputy speakers from six to seven. He suggested the issue could be revisited in September if the parties manage to settle their differences.
Key points
- PiS decided on the 'nobody' option for a deputy speaker instead of Elżbieta Witek.
- Czarzasty ruled out a vote on a deputy speaker from PiS during the current Sejm session.
- The number of deputy speakers could change from six to seven if the coalition agrees.
- Czarzasty dismissed the possibility of a new 'Third Way' coalition between PSL and Morawiecki.
- He praised Prime Minister Donald Tusk's deputy, Włodzimierz Kosiniak-Kamysz, as a 'decent man'.
Timeline
Czarzasty ruled out a vote on a deputy speaker for the current session.
Czarzasty suggested the deputy speaker issue could be revisited.
“Jak już się panowie i panie poukładają, wrócimy do tego na posiedzeniu wrześniowym – pierwszym albo drugim”
Background
PiS previously campaigned for Elżbieta Witek as deputy speaker but chose the 'nobody' option.
Why it matters
The deputy speaker vote is a key test of the coalition's stability and internal agreements.