President Andrzej Duda, erstwhile asked about the Wednesday vote of the motion for a vote of assurance for Donald Tusk's government, pointed out that this was a decision of Parliament and that it should be waited for. What will be the consequence of the vote, it is hard for me to answer - he admitted.
During his visit to Malaysia, president Duda was asked by journalists about Wednesday's vote in the Parliament of the motion for a vote of assurance for Donald Tusk's government, and whether he thought it was just a formality.
"This is first and foremost the decision of Parliament and let us wait quietly for this decision. It's the parliamentarians who will judge. It is besides a substance of political relations between groups and within groups, so it is hard for me to express clearly on these topics the relations that prevail there, especially in the period after the presidential elections" - said the President.
"As always is simply a hot time in political groups. What will be the consequence of the vote, it is hard for me to answer" - he added.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk will present a motion for a vote of assurance for his government on Wednesday in the Sejm after 9 p.m. After his speech there will be a debate and a vote. The proposal of the head of government is to respond to the failure of candidate KO Rafał Trzaskowski in the presidential election, which is to strengthen the government coalition, namely: KO, PSL, Poland 2050 and Lewica. (PAP)
