Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, government plenipotentiary for the SAFE program, stated there is no time for discussions on Karol Nawrocki's 'SAFE 0 percent' proposal, citing the war at the eastern border and offering a reserve list to the Presidential Palace.

The Polish government has approved the creation of a central database for interpretations of local taxes and fees, aiming to consolidate information into the EUREKA system.

The Polish government plans to simplify procedures for asbestos removal and eliminate fines for homeowners, according to the Portal Samorządowy.

The Polish government is working on a project to introduce the institution of a coroner and streamline death certification rules, though the proposed changes are reportedly causing disputes over competencies and funding.

The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment aimed at streamlining the recruitment process for the profession of judicial curator.

The Polish government is expediting changes to the e-health system, including a patient card, to unlock over 3 billion PLN from the National Recovery Plan (KPO), with the ministry reportedly dropping some controversial provisions.

New regulations in Poland mandate healthier food options in school canteens, including limiting fried food to twice a week, promoting seasonal and local products, and requiring fruit or vegetables in meals.

Both the Polish government and presidential representatives confirm that Poland was informed about a possible US and Israeli attack on Iran, with Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz detailing who knew about the exact timing.

The Polish government has appointed new representatives to the Venice Commission, emphasizing that both are highly regarded constitutional law experts whose academic achievements are recognized across Europe.

The Polish government is working on a bill to introduce the institution of a coroner and streamline death certification procedures, but the proposed changes are sparking debate over competencies and funding.

After multiple attempts, the Polish government's network law project has passed its first reading, with high chances of adoption despite concerns from opponents regarding proposed amendments.

The Polish Council of Ministers adopted a bill to simplify the rules for auditing firms providing services to public interest entities.

Following media reports speculating about the end of the popular Polish government application mObywatel, Deputy Minister of Digitalization Dariusz Standerski has issued a clarification.

The Polish government has approved a bill to eliminate the list of permitted services for auditing firms, a move welcomed by auditors, banks, and listed companies.

The Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy has received a petition advocating for the right to a compensatory day off when public holidays fall on a Sunday, with the ministry expected to respond by April 14.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and ministers have disclosed details of the SAFE program, outlining the types of armaments, such as Borsuk infantry fighting vehicles and Krab howitzers, that Poland plans to acquire using EU loans for defense.

The Polish government is reserved about the European Commission's ideas to lower energy bills by shifting part of the costs to the state budget, preferring tariff changes and special solutions for industry.

The Polish government is considering its options if the president vetoes the SAFE defense bill, a program intended to secure 180 billion zlotys for rearming Poland.

Discussions have resumed within Polish ministries, the coalition, and a tripartite team regarding reforms to healthcare financing, with potential changes to health contributions for farmers being considered.