Prime Minister Donald Tusk is expecting reports from his ministers on the work done so far. Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Czesław Siekierski of the Socialist Party (PSL) is encouraging Tusk to do the same. “Like everyone else, the prime minister should also examine his conscience,” the politician told the newspaper.
In the “Super Express” it can be read that before the first anniversary of the parliamentary elections that led to the change of power, Donald Tusk wants ministers to explain their mistakes and shortcomings. The Prime Minister will take ministers on national trips to meet with groups that – as he said – have cause for concern or have lost confidence in the government.
I will expect very truthful, honest and truthful mini-reports from the ministers on any issues you feel are not going well. I really want all of you to take responsibility for difficult meetings and conversations. The truth can be hard.
– said the head of government.
According to PSL minister Czesław Siekierski – quoted by “SE” – the president of the Civic Platform and also the prime minister should not be treated exceptionally.
Like everyone else, the Prime Minister must also examine his conscience. There is too little discussion and dialogue in the Council of Ministers, the Prime Minister’s dominance is definitely too great.
– said the minister. Ludowiec added that this comes from Tusk’s exceptionally strong personality.
I will be happy to share with the Prime Minister what I did and what I did not do, I am a believer and I will be happy to confess
– declared Siekierski.
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