As many as 32 percent of those surveyed by CBOS positively evaluate the work of the Sejm (17 percent in the same month of 2015). July is the month in which one of Law and Justice's flagship programs, namely 500 plus for every child, begins. In July, 20 laws have already been adopted, including those on the abolition of PIT for young people up to the age of 26 or on support for borrowers in difficult financial situations, and the Sejm received a draft on 500 PLN for people with disabilities and reducing PIT from 18 to 17 percent. The positive reception of the Lower House may also be influenced by the special remembrance of historical events. The Sejm has recently organized celebrations of the 450th anniversary of the Polish-Lithuanian Union in Lublin. The foreign policy determined by the Speaker of the Sejm, in which parliamentary diplomacy stands out more and more clearly and successfully (June's summit of the presidents of the parliaments of Central and Eastern Europe in Warsaw), may also be of significance. The activities of the Sejm also contribute to the increased importance of the Visegrad Group in the international arena.
Law and Justice has successfully implemented, among other things:
- 500 plus program - from July 1 this year extended to every child
- School starter kit PLN 300 for children going to school
- 13. retirement
- retirement pension for mothers of four or more children
- free drugs for seniors over 75
- Lowering the retirement age after an unfair extension by the previous government
- reducing labour costs
- establishment of the National Fiscal Administration - effective fight against VAT mafias
- tax exemption for working young people - up to age 26
- lowering unemployment
- reduction of tax crime
- historical politics
- fostering Christian values
- protection of national and religious symbols
- changes in the education system
- Return of Poles who went to work abroad
- a strong voice on ideology and migration in the European Union
- state policy supporting parenthood
- protection of polish households against energy price increases
- support agriculture and seek more funding from the Union
- decreasing the number of families living in poverty, especially those with many children
- restoring bus services
- assistance in thermomodernization, replacement of "fossil fuels
- grants for Rural Housewives' Circles
- establishment of the Territorial Defense Forces
- restoration of cultural and sporting life in the regions
- Via Carpatia (S-19)
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