Poles assessed Nawrocki veto, expert clearly. "Very risky decision"

In short

• Most Poles negatively assessed president Karol Nawrocki's decision to veto the alleged chain bill.

• The political scientist points out the risky nature of this decision and the difficulty in knowing the President's argument.

• The president explained the veto with concern for farmers and breeders, at the same time he submitted his own bill.

In a Pollster survey commissioned by the “Super Express”, Poles were asked whether vetoing the law prohibiting dogs from being trapped was the right step.

More than half of respondents (56%.) considered that the president should have advocated the protection of animal rights more broadly.

Happy with the presidential veto on this case is in turn 44 %. tested.

Poles assessed Karol Nawrocki's veto. There's a poll.

The results of the survey were commented on by a political scientist, Dr. Sergius Trzegak, who was amazed by the President's firm response. In his opinion, most politicians, regardless of their organization affiliation, support the thought Dropping dogs off chains.

It was very risky decision and it will be hard for voters to realize what the president is talking about with coyotes," said the expert.

Thursday the president Karol Nawrocki signed the bill prohibiting mink farming and another animals on fur, which was met with the approval of organizations fighting to respect animal rights. However, the President's second decision met with the other consequence – veto against the chain bill.

Nawrocki explained at the time that the proposed amendments to the law “could lead to worsening, not improving the situation of animals‘.

“The beds the size of urban studios – this is absurd, which would hit farmers, breeders and simple agrarian farms”, said the president in an online recording.

Soon after, he sent his boy to the Sejm Draft ActThat bans animals from being trapped with a fewer exceptions.

The survey was conducted on 6-7 December on a example of 1,008 adult Poles. The maximum estimation mistake was about 3 percent points.