Donald Tusk's fresh government. This is simply a complete list of possible ministers

Unofficial reports indicate that under the leadership of the leader of the Civic Platform, Donald Tusk, in the government could sit 19 ministers and at least 4 ministers sitting on the Council of Ministers. Legaartis.pl obtained confidential information about possible members of the fresh government, giving their names.

Officially, it is inactive not confirmed who precisely will form the fresh government. This decision remains in the hands of Mateusz Morawiecki, who will search a vote of assurance on Monday. However, the current seismic configuration indicates small chance of getting his support. For this reason, the most likely script seems to be Donald Tusk's taking the position of Head of the Council of Ministers.

Donald Tusk will meet with ministers

According to the unconfirmed information provided by legartis.pl, the composition of the Council of Ministers under the leadership of Donald Tusk was revealed in a full scope of names. The portal reports that the leader of the Civic Platform plans short talks with possible ministers representing the coalitions, as part of the alleged "five-minutes". A close co-worker of the PO leader points out that for many of them it will be the first chance to meet the fresh boss directly.

During these meetings Donald Tusk intends to discuss with candidates for future ministers a plan of their actions in the first days of taking up positions in individual ministries. Additionally, the Civic Platform leader planned an informal gathering with all ministers candidates in his government for Friday. It is likely that it will discuss wider issues concerning the functioning of the government and the direction of action for the coming months.

Donald Tusk's fresh government. Unofficial: We met the list of names

According to information published on the website legartis.pl, the future government under the leadership of Donald Tusk is to have 19 heads of ministries and respective ministers sitting on the Council of Ministers. The list presented shall contain the names and departments assigned to them, including:

• Donald Tusk – Prime Minister,
• Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defence,
• Krzysztof Gawkowski – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Digitization,
• Adam Bodnar – Minister of Justice,
• Radosław Sikorski – Minister for abroad Affairs,
• Adam Szpiecka – Minister for European Union Affairs,
• Marcin Kierwiński – Minister of the Interior and Administration,
• Tomasz Siemoniak – coordinator of peculiar services,
• Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz – Minister of Culture and National Heritage,
• Andrzej Domanski – Minister of Finance,
• Boris Budka – Minister of State Assets,
• Sławomir Nitras – Minister of athletics and Tourism,
• Barbara Nowacka – Minister of Education,
• Mr Isabella Leszczyna – Minister for Health,
• Dariusz Klimczak – Minister of Infrastructure,
• Krzysztof Hetman – Minister of improvement and Technology,
• Czesław Siekierski – Minister of Agriculture and agrarian Development,
• Paulina Hennig-Kloska – Minister of Climate and Environment,
• Michał Kobosko – Minister of Funds and Regional Policy,
• Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk – Minister of household and Social Policy,
• Dariusz Wieczorek – Minister of discipline and Higher Education
• Ms Marzena Okła-Drewnowicz – Minister-Member of the Council of Ministers, Minister for elder Policy,
• Katarzyna Kotula – Minister-Member of the Council of Ministers, Minister for Equality,
• Agnieszka Buczyńska – Minister-Member of the Council of Ministers, Minister for civilian Society,
• Jan Grabić – Minister-Member of the Council of Ministers, Head of the Office of the president of the Council of Ministers,
• Maciej Berek – Secretary of the Council of Ministers, president of the Legislative Centre of the Government.

However, it is worth noting that the list presented is unofficial and the final composition of the government remains to be confirmed. Any decisions will most likely be made at the beginning of the coming week. Mateusz Morawiecki plans to announce his exposé at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, followed by statements of clubs and circles which are to last 5 hours. At 3:00 p.m., Members and Members will vote to give a vote of assurance to the Moravian Government.

In the absence of support for Mateusz Morawiecki in the Sejm, there will come a time erstwhile fresh candidates for the position of Prime Minister will be submitted. All indicates that the Democratic coalition (Citizen's Platform, 3rd Road, Left) will put Donald Tusk as its candidate. Another parliamentary debate is scheduled between 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., after which Members will decide in voting on the candidacy for Prime Minister.

If this process follows the plan of the majority of the parliament, on Tuesday at 09:00 Donald Tusk will announce his exposé. He will besides formally present the composition of the fresh Council of Ministers. The vote on the approval of this government will take place at 3 p.m. Assuming that the Sejm will accept Donald Tusk's cabinet, the leader of the Civic Platform plans to go to the summit in Brussels, whose deadline was set for 14 December.

Ignacy Michałowski

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