Aleksander Twardowski announced that he would bring a lawsuit against Poland 2050 for refusing to disclose information on public spending. He claimed that his party is the only one in Poland that does not reveal this data in the contract register and assessed that such an approach to transparency involves costs and time expenditure for him. He also informed that he intends to review the party's financial reports at the State Election Commission. He wrote that this was his fourth visit to the SEC, and the day before he had sent an email requesting to set a date. According to Twardowski, the reports submitted annually by the parties include bank statements, which he planned to review and publish. He claimed that the SEC does not remove the names of beneficiaries from the statements, only addresses. He asserted that Poland 2050 has been breaking the law for several years by hiding the contract pages in its Public Information Bulletin. He added that the night before, MP Wnuk had replied to him. #Polska2050 #jawność #finansepubliczne (translated)