Poland’s parliament plans to challenge President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of a crypto‑asset law, with Deputy Prime Minister Włodzimierz Czarzasty setting a timetable for the move.
Czarzasty Announces Planned Veto Challenge
“Tomorrow we will address one veto, and in two weeks the next,” said Deputy Prime Minister Włodzimierz Czarzasty, outlining the next steps for parliament in confronting presidential vetoes.
President Defends Veto on Crypto Law
On Monday, December 1, President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a bill concerning crypto‑assets, arguing the regulations endanger Polish citizens’ freedoms, property, and state stability. He emphasized during his campaign that he would not allow laws that restrict freedom to invest in modern assets.
Prime Minister Criticizes Veto
Prime Minister Donald Tusk called Nawrocki’s veto “ambiguous,” noting the backdrop of large sums, scandals, investigations, and the mysterious disappearance of the “king of crypto.” He warned that the move looks “bad” amid radical right campaigns involving Presidents Duda and Nawrocki.
