Kamiński beats the alarm, Kidawa-Błońska denies. There were allegations of surveillance of the deputy marshals of the Senate

2025-04-18 20:30
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2025-04-18 20:30
Senate Marshal Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska (KO) denied the allegations of Deputy Marshal Michał Kamiński (TD) that the service drivers were to get the order to “report” on him and other deputy marshals. According to Kidawa-Błońska, information about absences and diseases was needed to organize the work of drivers.


Kamiński said on Friday on TVN24 that his official driver was asked to “report” on him and other deputy marshals of the Chamber. As he said, drivers were in writing to inform about “diseases, family life and where and when they go.”
Speaker of the Senate, with whom he was later connected by phone on TVN24, called Kamiński's allegations “madness”. As she said, she will expect accurate explanations from the transport department manager, who was the author of the letter. According to her, the explanations will show that the magazine “was only to better organize the work of drivers.”
The Marshal of the Sejm also said that she would expect an apology from Kamiński.
In the letter presented in the letter, the head of the Senate Transport Department asked drivers about informing about “any absences of deputy marshals”. “If the deputy marshal goes somewhere, goes, goes on vacation, is sick, etc. I have to know about it,” he wrote.
Kamiński's reports are concerned about the presidential candidate on behalf of the new left, Senate Deputy Marshal Magdalena Biejat. “If it is true that someone was expecting drivers to survey coalition partners and report their health, it is a scandal. I will ask the Senate office about explanations,” she wrote on X.
“The correspondence in question was conducted between the dispatcher of drivers employed in the administrative office and drivers serving all deputy marshals of the Senate. The purpose of this communication was only to improve work organization and effective management of driver time. on the website X. (PAP)
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