"The SAFE Saga" at a Turning Point? Coordinating Minister Calls for Action by peculiar Services

On November 10, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that “the saga” surrounding SAFE and backing for the intelligence services—which stemmed from the president’s veto of the bill—was “finally coming to an end.” 2 days later, however, Tomasz Siemoniak sent a letter to the secretary of the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers, in which he called for the inclusion of the interior safety Agency (ABW), the Intelligence Agency, and the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), which had been omitted from the draft. The coordinating minister wants civilian peculiar services to besides be able to benefit from the backing mechanics for non-military defence preparations.