Deregulation, Tusk and Brzoska. Can something not go out? “Of course, everything”
After a year of taking up the rule, the prime minister announced that the Polish economy requires deregulation. A media show was made of this, and the task was entrusted to a well -known Polish entrepreneur – Rafał Brzosce, whom journalists immediately baptized Polish Elon Musk. Can something not go out? Of course, everything.
The mere way of announcing this decision shows that it has little chance of success. First of all, it means that the main ruling party, being in opposition for eight years, and then governing for a year, did not develop its own concept of deregulation, which would have support in the government.
The PSL Minister Paszyk had his concepts, but apparently intra-alauline competition does not allow the acceptance of his proposals and this is the first nail in the deregulation casket.
It requires a strong political will, and this is apparently lacking in the government, which is also confirmed by the election of a “deregulator” of a person without political facilities.
This is a very convenient situation for the rulers, but not a chance of success. On the one hand, politicians show in such a way that they are open to entrepreneurs, on the other – none of the politicians, in particular the prime minister, will be responsible for the failure of the entire operation
Anyway, after the presidential election, who will take over this failure …
