On 23 July, Prime Minister Tusk announced a decision to reduce the number of ministries from 26 to 21. Among the appealed were Katarzyna Kotula, the erstwhile Minister for Equality, and Sławomir Nitras, head of the Ministry of athletics and Tourism.
Adam Bodnar as Minister of Justice will be replaced by Waldemar Żurek, and the management of the wellness department after Isabella Leszczyn will include Jolanta Sobieranska-Grenda. But this is just the beginning of change.
Further reconstruction of government
The changes will besides include Deputy Ministers. According to RMF FM, by the end of the week ministers have time to submit proposals for changes in the management of the ministries. They request to identify who remains, who will leave, and who they are yet planning to appoint to fresh positions.
At the beginning of next week, coalition leaders are expected to receive a list of deputy ministers from ministers. erstwhile approved, details of all changes will be officially announced.
Dariusz Evening of the Left, asked about the possible scale of the changes, confirmed that positions could lose up to 30 people. In an interview with the station, he explained that ministers had freedom in this regard. They're the ones who choice their deputies. Soon, we will see what decisions will be made and who will be affected.
The erstwhile Minister of discipline added that the final arrangements would come together with the Prime Minister and coalition leaders. He besides confirmed that Andrzej Szejna of the Left would no longer service as Deputy Minister of abroad Affairs.
– It's a decision that we request to retreat a fewer deputy ministers. This has been agreed with Minister Szejna. We'll see if individual replaces him in the diplomatic ministry. Let us wait for the decision of the chiefs of the ministries – said Evening.
Even 30 people may lose their jobs
Let us remind that speculations about the future of Andrzej Szejna in the Ministry of abroad Affairs appeared earlier. In March, Prime Minister Tusk was to propose to Radosław Sikorski that he send a deputy on leave, due to ambiguities surrounding settlements of alleged kilometres.
In addition, information about another policy problems has appeared in the media. Andrzej Szejna confirmed these reports in a published statement, admitting that he had "he faced the problem of alcohol abuse".
The politician of the Left first stayed on vacation and after it was finished on free. The return to work was due in July, but yet did not appear in the ministry.
