Mystery envelope during the debate
During the Monday debate before the first circular of presidential elections, attended by all candidates, Rafał Trzaskowski pointed out the importance of fairness in politics, stressing that politicians should not fear the truth. After finishing his statement, he approached Karol Nawrocki, the president of the IPN and a candidate supported by the Law and Justice, and placed an envelope before him. He did it without revealing what was in it.
Trzaskowski then addressed Nawrocki with the words:
This is the last chance to be honest. Here you go, Mr. Charles, take it.
Karol Nawrocki then asked if there was a bribe, what his opponent answered, that the PiS candidate should read what was in the envelope, and see how to behave honestly.
Declassified content
As mentioned, it was not known for a long time what was in the envelope. But it is no longer a secret.
Member of the Civic Coalition Mariusz Witczak confirmed on Tuesday that the envelope provided during the debate contained the account number of the Social Assistance House, in which Jerzy Z., 80-year-old, from which Karol Nawrocki erstwhile acquired a studio in Gdańsk. The housing issue became 1 of the key themes of the final part of the election campaign.
Rafał Trzaskowski himself besides confirmed that there was a DPS account number in the envelope handed to Nawrock, in which Mr Jerzy resides. The candidate KO published in social media a photograph of the card from the envelope, on which the full name of Jerzy Z. and the address of the Social Welfare Home was displayed. And it's just that revealing these details is the biggest problem.
UODO sentence
The Office for individual Data Protection took a position on the disclosure of individual data by Rafał Trzaskowski, announcing actions of its own motion in the event of specified confirmation.
UODO stressed that any individual who decides to make individual data available publicly, specified as on the net or during a conference, should be aware of the anticipation of violating individual property. Consequently, specified action may lead to the investigation of the protection of these goods in accordance with the provisions of the civilian Code, which provides for the protection of names, aliases and images, among others.
