Is it possible to go to prison for publishing an offer to get shares in the company from O.O.? Ridiculous question, yes. As the Service portal revealed21:
As of November 10, 2023, for offering to an undesignated addressee (i.e. publicly) its shares in a limited liability company via the Internet, on television, on the radio, in the newspaper, or even on the street, it will be possible to be punished with fines, restrictions on freedom, and even to go to prison for six months.
It's not a joke. – defines the portal. And indeed:
By the Act of 7 July 2022, among others, the amendment of the Commercial Companies Code was made by adding 3 articles (Article 182).1, 2571 and 5951). The first 2 prohibits the offer of acquisitions or acquisitions of fresh shares and the promotion of these activities to an undesignated addressee... What are the dangers of disobeying a ban? A fine, a regulation of freedom, and even six months in prison. You read well: 6 months in prison.
It is interesting how the various groups, Members, voted. Well:
Law and Justice, civilian Coalition, Left, Polish People's Party, Poland 2050, Agreement, Kukiz15, Polish Affairs, PPS, and even 5 Confederate Members voted for the bill in the Sejm (and thus besides these provisions). According to print no. 2318-A, no of the clubs, clubs, Members proposed to repeal the above-mentioned provisions of the bill. The legislature (dominated by the opposition) made only an editorial amendment of the provisions (adding the word "new" in case of inclusion and replacing the phrase headed "composed") subsequently adopted by the Sejm and the president of the Republic of Poland signed the abovementioned Act.
Why should the offer of acquisitions or acquisitions (in a public way, that is, in a transparent manner) endanger criminal liability or even imprisonment? – asks Service21. Why?
source: https://sservis21.blogspot.com/2023/01/absurd-6-months prison-za.html
