Government reconstruction was postponed to July 22. This is simply a week later than originally announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Last week there was another gathering of coalition leaders during which details were discussed. The reconstruction is not only intended to affect the resignation of any ministers and the appointment of others to replace them. fresh faces are about to appear.
Will reconstruction aid the government get out of the crisis?
Meanwhile, in the IBRiS poll for "Rzeczpospolita" Poles were asked whether they thought reconstruction would aid Donald Tusk's government. all 4th asked (25.4%) believes that "it will help", and 5.9 percent that "it will definitely help".
On the another hand, 37.8% of those surveyed replied that the reconstruction "will definitely not help" the government, and 21.5 percent are of the opinion that "it will not help". In total, 59.3% of Poles are skeptical of the planned reconstruction and its effects. Indecisive was 9.4 percent.
Among the ruling coalition voters, 62% believe that changes in government will have a affirmative effect. The other opinion is 23 percent of respondents. Only 10% of opposition voters believe that reconstruction will do something, while 90% of them think that this will not aid the government to solve problems.
According to "Rzeczpospolita", the government says that this could be the "last reconstruction of Tusk". Another, larger one, would not take place until 2026 and would besides concern the change of the Prime Minister – as preparation for the parliamentary elections. According to the journal's information, even Donald Tusk begins to deal with specified a scenario.
Government reconstruction shifted
As we wrote in naTemat.pl, during the June exposé in the Sejm Donald Tusk announced the reconstruction of the government for July. It was originally expected to be "about 15 July".
A fewer days ago, however, Vladimir Czarzasty reported that at the request of the talker of the Sejm Simon Holownia the reconstruction was postponed to 22 July. The leader of the Left added that, as motives of the Holovnia, he pointed out the request to organize the situation in his own party. The politician emphasized that "everyone has the right to order things."
Then Prime Minister Tusk corrected that changes in government would happen between July 22 and 25.
