The European Commission proposed significant restrictions on catches of western and eastern cod and western herring; however, the Ministry of Agriculture agreed to maintain the current bycatch limits for these fish to support their recovery in the Baltic Sea. #przyłowy #dorsz #rybołówstwo (translated)
The Senate will take up the anti-alcohol law, which introduces, among other things, a night prohibition and a complete ban on alcohol advertising, and the health committee is planning additional changes, including a ban on the sale of alcohol in small containers and a minimum price for alcohol. #ustawaantyalkoholowa #prohibicja #zdrowiepubliczne (translated)
The author wrote that the European Commission is lifting sanctions on sable furs and Russian diamonds. He assessed it as a manifestation of hypocrisy, as well as naivety and stupidity, and then asked whether the recipients realize how caricatured the European Commission and its leaders currently appear in the eyes of Europeans. https://t.co/EFQmYxIqtr #UniaEuropejska #Polityka #Sankcje #RU #EU (translated)
The European Commission has initiated an analysis regarding the change of time, emphasizing that the decision in this matter belongs to the member states, which have been unable to reach an agreement on this issue since 2018. #ZmianaCzasu #KomisjaEuropejska #CzasLetniCzasZimowy (translated)
The European Commission plans to present a report on November 4, which will likely confirm that Poland will be exempt from the mandatory solidarity mechanism for accepting migrants next year. #migracja #solidarność #Polska (translated)
The European Commission has launched formal proceedings against Booking.com to assess whether the platform effectively counters false accommodation offers and whether it properly marks paid ads in search results. (translated)
The parliamentary investigative committee on Pegasus adopted a report stating that the purchase and use of the Pegasus system by Polish authorities from 2015 to 2023 was illegal. #Pegasus #komisjaśledcza #wykorzystanie (translated)
Orlen will invest in underground CO2 storage in Norway, and the European Commission has granted the Atlas project 223 million euros in funding for the development of infrastructure for the transport and storage of carbon dioxide. #CO2 #Orlen #podziemnmagazynowanie (translated)
Members of the Civic Coalition, Dariusz Joński and Ewa Kopacz, announced after a meeting with Ursula von der Leyen that the European Commission will support the Polish request to extend the border carbon tax to household appliances imported from outside the EU in order to protect European producers from competition from China. #AGD #KomisjaEuropejska #ochronaproducentów (translated)
Murat Çolak wrote that he appeared before the League Commission regarding his presence on the pitch after the Cracovia-Legia match. He thanked the chairman and members of the commission for the opportunity to present his position and for the open dialogue, as well as the legal team for their quick and good work. As he conveyed, he was not prohibited from supporting Cracovia from the stands, but he was fined 10,000 PLN. Çolak wrote that he accepted the decision with respect and does not intend to appeal it. He added that the most important thing for him was that he would still be able to be with Cracovia. #Cracovia #Legia #KomisjaLigi (translated)
Piotr Koźmiński wrote that Wieczysta Kraków was to pay a fine of 100,000 PLN for making an offer for JP Nsame, who had a valid contract with Pogoń Szczecin. According to the journalist, the case was reported to the football authorities by activists from Pogoń. Koźmiński stated that the commission did not impose a transfer ban on the Kraków club for one window, considering it was their first offense, and the club apologized for its behavior. It concluded that such a sanction would be too harsh. #piłkaNożna #Wieczysta #PogońSzczecin (translated)
The European Commission has initiated formal proceedings concerning Booking.com to assess whether the platform effectively protects its users from fake offers and fraud, and whether it breaches regulations regarding advertising transparency. #Bookingcom #Oszustwa #KomisjaEuropejska (translated)
John Bingham accused Sadurski, a representative of the Venice Commission, of publishing a post that insulted millions of victims of World War II and defenders of Polish borders, and later denied having posted it. Bingham claimed that the screenshot was from a moment ago and added a personal remark suggesting Sadurski's connections with the secret police inherited from his father. https://t.co/XhJ68nPjln #Polska #IIWojnaŚwiatowa #KomisjaWenecka (translated)
Zygfryd Czaban accused member of the Venice Commission Wojciech Sadurski of blatant lying regarding his entry, which Sadurski had described as false. Czaban stated that the entry was still available and anyone could see it. https://t.co/jWGaN1EtwH #Polska #prawda #komisjawenecka (translated)
The author of the entry indicated that European taxpayers' funds require greater accountability. In the debate on the annual report of the European Court, he advocated for holding the European Commission accountable for the actual results of budget management, rather than just for the declarations made. https://t.co/ebUP8Hbd5c #podatki #KomisjaEuropejska #budżetUE #EU (translated)
BostonTea wrote that the European Commission wants to control the development of artificial intelligence to prevent people from creating such outstanding films at home on their computers. https://t.co/YA5pIoNzS8 #sztucznainteligencja #film #technologia (translated)
Zbigniew Bogucki accused Donald Tusk of returning to the topic of abortion to distract from the government’s incompetence, ongoing scandals, and issues with public finances. He stated that the prime minister was motivated by political considerations rather than the common good or women's health. Bogucki reminded that he had been in power for three years and lost the vote on abortion in July of the first year of his government. He wrote that since then, nothing had happened, and the public had only just learned that the committee dealing with this issue had not been working, even though the lawmakers sitting on it were receiving pay. He added that before the announced women’s strike, Tusk faced problems “on every front” and once again raised the issue of abortion, which, according to Bogucki, shifted the focus away from the problems affecting millions of Poles. #DonaldTusk #Polska #aborcja (translated)
Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that the obligation to adhere to binding international law does not mean the possibility of creating new powers for state authorities based on opinions from international institutions. He pointed out that Article 9 of the Constitution mandates compliance with such law, while Articles 87 and 91 specify the sources of universally applicable law and the status of ratified international agreements. He highlighted that the Venice Commission is an advisory body of the Council of Europe, and its opinions are neither treaties, judicial decisions, nor an independent source of state powers. Kusznieruk emphasized that binding rulings from international courts have a different status than non-binding opinions from advisory bodies. He also questioned whether international obligations in themselves authorize the Speaker of the Sejm to replace the President in the procedure for the oath of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and demanded the identification of a provision that would establish such a competence. He added that referring to common values of legal orders does not provide a legal basis for granting powers, and Article 7 of the Constitution still applies. In his view, the argumentation did not clarify on what basis the Speaker of the Sejm could replace the President of Poland. He stressed that the competence must exist before the authority can exercise it, and the Constitution defines the limits of power. #prawo #Konstytucja #międzynarodowe (translated)
