Morawiecki announces bill on military training for parliamentarians — RMF24

In Poland, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that the Rozwój Plus parliamentary club will present a bill on October 5 introducing mandatory military training for all parliamentarians under the age of 60. He announced this in the Sejm, RMF24 reports.

Who the initiative concerns

According to Morawiecki, the requirement will apply to all members of the Polish parliament who have not yet turned 60. The proposal specifically provides for mandatory military training for parliamentarians.

Morawiecki is the former prime minister of Poland and the current leader of Rozwój Plus.

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When the bill was announced

On the morning before his statement in the Sejm, he spoke about the initiative on the Poranna rozmowa RMF FM program, where he appeared as a guest. Shortly afterward, the politician publicly announced that the club would present the bill on the same day.

In a brief report, RMF24 noted that additional information about the proposal would be released later. The source provided no other details about the initiative.