Andrzej Szejna will no longer be Deputy Minister of abroad Affairs - said the co-chairman of the fresh Left Vladimir Czarzasta on Thursday. Deputy talker of the Sejm revealed that this had something to do with the "procedure regarding access by the ABW to classified information".
- Andrzej Szejna will no longer be Deputy Minister due to the fact that the procedure for granting access to it by the ABW is ongoing for classified information, due to the fact that it must have specified information - reported Czarzasty on Thursday on TOK FM radio.
Deputy Marshal of the Sejm recalled that Szejna has been staying since 3 months on free leave. "It seems to be pointless for him, and for this ministry, to have a Deputy Minister - to be clear, a good minister - but to be on a free leave," stressed fresh Left politician.
Therefore - as he added - "because This procedure has not ended with Mr. Szejna, I don't think and he doesn't think it's right for him to continue." due to the fact that if it lasts 2 or 3 more months, it's getting ridiculous, says Black.
MFA. Deputy Minister Andrzej Szejna loses his seat. Kilometers and non-verification by ABW
She has been on leave since the end of March after the media reported on his problems and about prosecution proceedings concerning irregularities in the settlement of alleged kilometres, i.e. the clearing of trips by private car for business purposes. There have besides been reports that the Deputy Head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs has not been verified by the ABW, and temporary access to top secret documents Radosław Sikorski, the head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs, issued him.
The Deputy Minister then assured that he "took on the problem of alcohol abuse" and regained control of health. He besides assured about correct accounting for alleged kilometres.
SEE: Andrzej Szejna explains from media reports. In the background of miles and alcohol problem
Prime Minister Donald Tusk asked the head of the MFA to Szejna holiday and "an urgent explanation in all aspect." Sikorski, erstwhile asked in April about the further destiny of Deputy Minister Szejna after his retirement, stressed that "many will depend on the result of the expanded check by the ABW".
In mid-June Sikorski handed Marcin Bosacki nomination for the post of Secretary of State in the Ministry of abroad Affairs. Bosacki replaced Jakub Wiśniewski as head of the Wacław Felczak Institute of Polish-Hungarian Cooperation.
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