Nowacka Criticizes Nawrocki. “He Hit the Pockets of His Parents”
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The president's allegations give the impression of strictly lobbying charges. This is a terribly unwise veto, hitting the pockets of parents,” she said in an interview with Aleksandra Pawlicka on the program “Question of the Day” by Minister of Education Barbara Nowacka, commenting on the veto of Karol Nawrocki, who vetoed the law introducing a state e-journal.
The e-Journal was supposed to be free for parents and teachers, but the Ministry of National Education's plans were thwarted by a presidential veto. Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill that would have allowed the implementation of the government app, citing issues such as cost, data security, and school preparedness. This means parents will have to wait longer for the free e-Journal, and some features of commercial apps may still require a fee.
Minister of National Education Barbara Nowacka wants the services to investigate whether lobbying was behind the president's veto of the e-journal law. Karol Nawrocki points to three threats.
President Karol Nawrocki blocked a bill that would have introduced a free, state-run e-journal for schools. Education Minister Barbara Nowacka criticized the decision, announcing on TVP Info that the authorities should address the matter. She believes the veto may be due to pressure from private technology companies. The government argues that parents are the biggest losers.
Karol Nawrocki vetoed a bill concerning a state-run e-register for schools. "The president has hit parents in the pocket," said Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
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