A row at a government meeting. She's the 1 Prime Minister Donald Tusk was expected to be

At the last gathering of the government, there was to be a brawl. Donald Tusk, among others, was involved. And it all started with what she did, alternatively than Catherine Pełczyńska-Nałęcz.


Last Tuesday, ministers from Donald Tusk's government met at the next meeting. According to TVN24 journalists, the debate lasted almost 40 minutes. In the background, it was a taxation on combustion cars, which he entered in the National Reconstruction Plan the erstwhile government of Mateusz Morawiecki. Tusk wants to remove it and replace it with another solution.

A row at a government meeting. Tusk vs. Pełczyńska-Nałęcz

It was the position of this improvement that the Prime Minister of funds Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz asked about. The politician – as any of the participants reported – reportedly did not prepare enough.

"She was expected to present 1 of the ideas that had already circulated through the government, but Tusk does not want to hear about any word 'extra charge' or 'charge'" – they reported Arlet Zalewski and Konrad Piasecki on TVN24. The discussion was besides attended by climate and environment minister Paulina Hennig-Klosca and finance minister Andrzej Domanski.

Consequently, Pełczyńska-Nałęcz was said to have been removed from the composition of the conference, which was held after the meeting. In addition, a peculiar gathering took place the following day on this matter. "The improvement of a crisis solution was taken on by Domański" – was given.

It is not known from present that the relation on the Donald Tusk – Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz line is tense. It's been since the confusion about distributing funds from KPO. As the media remind us today, "the unlocking of money from the KPO was 1 of the promises with which the coalition went to parliamentary elections", which is why the Prime Minister is to care so that this programme is well implemented, and for this is the work of the minister of funds from Poland 2050.