This is official: the Peace Council was established and the paper sealing this fact was signed on 22 January at the planet economical Forum in Davos. Donald Trump's fresh project, which is expected to lead the organ (and have almost unlimited powers), creates emotions on both the Polish and global political arenas.
Jarosław Kaczyński was asked about the Council of Peace. He talks about a billion dollars.
The Council of Peace is to manage the Gaza Strip, but it is said that it would deal with another conflicts in the planet at a later time. The White home reported that representatives of about 50 countries were invited to join. Poland was besides offered. It is unofficially said that permanent membership of the Peace Council is expected to cost a billion dollars, or about 3.6 billion PLN. However, Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski made it clear that specified an amount for the US president was not in the state budget.
Jarosław Kaczyński, president of Law and Justice, was asked in the Sejm whether Poland should be on the Council of Peace. The politician indicated that government approval is needed. The billion dollars was said as follows:
– The government must agree to this. The government must besides delegate this billion dollars. There is no point in Poland entering as a mediocre country. We are no longer today, fortunately, a mediocre country. We should act as a full associate here. We must act in the best possible relations with the United States, and we should be there more.
Will Charles Nawrocki sit at 1 table with Vladimir Putin? In consequence to this question Kaczyński stated that "Wladimir Putin will not be there", and the question is "objectless".
As we wrote on Temat.pl, the founding act of the Peace Council was signed in Davos by leaders of 19 countries. The White home had previously maintained that 35 states had expressed their willingness to participate in the fresh committee. any elected governments refuse, others hold or make them subject to circumstantial conditions.
Who will decide whether Poland will be a associate of the Council of Peace?
Karol Nawrocki did not sign the founding act, although he signaled readiness to talk. A fewer days ago, Donald Tusk recalled that joining an global organization requires completion of procedures: receiving the approval of the Council of Ministers and then ratification by the Sejm.
Entries concerning Poland's participation in global structures are included in the Constitution. According to Article 146(1) and (4), the government is liable for abroad policy. It besides has general management of relations with another countries and organisations, and is so decision-making and assessing the legitimacy.
Meanwhile, Article 133 states that the president is the highest typical of Poland in external relations, but is obliged to cooperate with the Prime Minister and ministers. However, Article 89 of the Constitution states that ratification of global agreements on alliances, political or military agreements, crucial financial burdens and membership of global organisations is to take place with the prior approval of Parliament.
A constitutional law expert, Dr. Kamil Stępniak, in an interview with "Fakt" analyzed the situation.
– In my opinion, Poland's accession to the Council of Peace would require ratification of an global agreement with the prior consent expressed in the Act. It should be noted that if the accession of the Republic of Poland to any global organisation requires the ratification of an global agreement, it is necessary, depending on the ratification procedure, to cooperate with the government and the President, as well as, in any cases, the consent expressed in the Act (sometimes by a qualified majority).
The expert then pointed out that there were inactive alleged government and hotel agreements.
– These are not subject to ratification but to approval by the Council of Ministers under its resolutions. erstwhile approved, they become part of an interior binding law (such as cross-border or technological cooperation agreements). However, those agreements, which concern, for example, alliances, political agreements, military agreements, membership of an global organisation, or matters governed by laws, are subject to alleged major ratification (in accordance with Article 89(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland), i.e. prior to the signing of the President, consent expressed in the Act is required – he said.
