We cordially invite all residents of Jaroslaw, Jaroslaw District and entire Przemysl Land to a meeting with Jaroslaw Kaczynski, President of the Law and Justice party. The meeting will take place in Jaroslaw this Sunday, October 21, at 5 pm in the Municipal Cultural Center at 6 Adam Mickiewicz Square. 

Law and Justice party (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość) prepared a package of laws which are the answer to the expectations and problems Poles face every day. Our proposals are not empty slogans, but concrete legislative solutions. We are ready to rule. Law and Justice is a real alternative to the bad PO governments.      

Simplification of the tax system, including restoration of child tax allowances, vouchers for nursery or kindergarten fees, withdrawal of the harmful pension law and changes in the pension system. Repairing the health care system by, among other things, abolishing the National Health Fund are just some of Law and Justice's proposals.   

Read about the Law and Justice proposals that affect each of us.

Recent years are a time of great opportunities for Poland - never before in history have we had such a wide perspective for the development and modernization of our country. Unfortunately, the five years of the PO-PSL coalition government were a time of stagnation, wrong decisions and wasted opportunities. Almost all areas of state activity require repair.

Donald Tusk's government has led to a collapse in health care. The situation of public finances is deplorable. Public debt is growing at an alarming rate. The latest data from the Central Statistical Office (GUS) indicate an imminent recession. The state is methodically reducing its responsibilities, and schools, police stations and post offices are being closed down.

The government has squandered the chance for infrastructural development of the country, the promised network of freeways and expressways has not been created. Those roads that have been built are being handed over in a hurry, and unclear procedures are driving Polish companies into bankruptcy. Changes pushed by the government in the education system are degrading Polish education, the teaching of history is being restricted and attempts are being made to remove religion from schools.

The Law and Justice party opposes the harmful policy of the PO government. We do not agree with squandering Poland's chances for development. Poles deserve a state that takes care of their needs and solves their problems. Poles deserve more.

LAW & JUSTICE ALTERNATIVE
Package of laws

FAIR TAXES       

1. Thorough reform of PIT and CIT, unification of the tax base, simple rules for calculating taxes. Clear definitions of what and how to be taxed
2. Introduction of bank and hypermarket tax
3. We are introducing a single universal VAT return
4. Appointment of the Taxpayer Ombudsman
5. Reducing the tax burden on fuels
6. Tax credits for families
7. Relief for entrepreneurs and employers

LUCKY FAMILY

1. A realistic child tax credit for familiesThe family is entitled to a tax credit as soon as the child is conceived. The relief is available to families from the moment of conception
2. Subsidies for children's education – textbook allowance
3. Extension of maternity leave
4. State payment of social security premiums for parents on parental leave
5. Family Voucher - co-financing from the state budget of nursery and kindergarten costs. Parents redeem the voucher at the child's place of attendance, regardless of whether it is a public or non-public entity. The value of the voucher is assumed at PLN 300 per month per child.
6. Large family card- can be used in cultural and sports facilities, transport, etc. Discounts for two children

HEALTHY POLITICS

1. Liquidation of the National Health Fund
2. Integration of health care financing into the budget. Transferring supervision and control over the spending of public funds to the minister of health
3. Creation of a network of public hospitals, the so-called National Network of Hospitals. Public stocks or shares in Polish hospitals cannot be lower than 51 %
4. Drug reimbursement

RETIREMENT    

1. Repeal of the law raising the retirement age to 67
2. Return to the retirement age of 60 for women and 65 for men, with the possibility of voluntary extension by eligible persons
3. Introduction of a choice in the pension system (ZUS / OFE)
4. Introducing a tax refund for pensioners who receive £1,000. and less

SCHOOL - GOOD LEARNING, GOOD ROLE MODELS     

1. Elementary school from age 7
2. Abolish middle school, restore 8-year elementary school and 4-year high school
3. Development of vocational education
4. Cheaper kindergartens - educational subsidy for kindergartens
5. Statutory guarantee of teaching history, religion and Polish language
6. Doctor's offices in schools
7. Moving away from high school exit exams, bringing back exams that test a student's actual knowledge
8. The teacher is given the status of a public servant
9. No more textbook craze - the minister will allow use of maximum 3 textbooks in a given subject for a given year and the school will be obliged to choose 1 so that younger students can use it

MORE WORK

1. National Employment Program
2. Jobs for young people - Young People's Entrepreneurship Support Fund;
3. Reduction by 50% for 2 years of Social Security contributions for school graduates, Educational scholarships for the period of study+1 year for job search;
4. Reduce disability premiums for employers by 2 percentage points
5. Increase activation funds for the unemployed
6. Restrictions on the use of junk contracts
7. Programs for municipalities with high unemployment
8. Family business - we propose to count the maternity leave of a self-employed woman as a contribution period

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR POLISH VILLAGES

1. Comprehensive reform of chambers and agricultural cooperatives
2. Insurance for all farms
3. Increase in the amounts of refunds of excise tax contained in the price of diesel used for agricultural production

HOME 

1. Financial assistance for young families applying for housing(continuing programs designed to make it easier for young families to obtain their own housing)
2. Implementation of the National Housing Program
3. Law on housing funds
4. Housing Policy Act
5. Changing the rules of residential tenancy

SAFE POLAND  

1. Merger of the ministry of justice and prosecution
2. Tougher penalties for common crimes and those against life and health
3. Confiscation of assets of criminals
4. Increase protection for victims of crime

CULTURE & IDENTITY

1. The Law on the Teaching of History
2. Law on Conduct of Cultural Activity
3. National Historic Preservation Act
4. Financial support for public media