Deregulation above divisions. Business counts on Nawrocki's cooperation with the government

Although the ruling coalition cannot expect the full support of Karol Nawrocki for his policy, it has a lot of field to act where the competitiveness of the economy can be improved – says “Rzeczpospolita” on Tuesday.

As Rafał Brzoska, a representative of entrepreneurs for deregulation, emphasized in the commentary for “Rzeczpospolita”, “regardless of the current result of the election, the initiative will be checked to work to ensure that as many of our postulates as possible are implemented.” “This is social work above political divisions, because it affects all citizens for the good of us all. Therefore, it is important that all politicians adopt deregulation as a priority,” he said.

The statements of representatives of Polish business show that deregulation is one of the areas that can – and should – connect politicians above divisions.

“We expect that the new president will rise above party interests and will interact responsibly with the government in crucial matters for the future of our economy,” noted Maciej Witucki, President of the Lewiatan Confederation in a Monday message after the victory of Karol Nawrocki.

The results of the election do not want to officially comment on the employer of the Republic of Poland, but according to Kamil Sobolewski, the chief economist of this organization, even with the president from the opposition you can make changes that will allow you to speed up the development of the Polish economy. Also Jacek Goliszewski, president of BCC, hopes that “in matters important for the economy and entrepreneurs, the president and government will undertake constructive cooperation above deep political divisions.”

According to Mariusz Zielonka, the chief economist of the Lewiatan Confederation, “if the change in the presidential palace were a change from the pro-government president to this anti-, then risk factors would be much greater.” He also points out that the crucial deregulation act for business sneaks out of the area of ​​ideological regulations, which will be subject to censorship from the president.

“I do not think that the new president vex the economic moves of the government, especially those related to the deregulation of the economy,” said Cezary Kaźmierczak, president of the Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers, according to which the main problem of enterprises is not complying with existing law by officials.

In turn, Karolina Opielewicz, a member of the Board of the National Chamber of Commerce, claims that the president will be difficult to undermine the legitimacy or the need to introduce deregulation ideas, a large part of which comes directly from entrepreneurs, and therefore also voters. (PAP)

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