Additionally, it is claimed that Mr. Milczanowski failed to exercise sufficient control over the investigation, thus exposing Mr. Olesky and the State to potential harm. The Supreme Commission expects to present the summary of their findings to the Sejm in early October of this year. 10,000 Doctors from all across Poland demonstrated last Friday in front of the Sejm building. They were demanding that the government begin implementing long promised health care reforms. Despite the fact that hospitals are poorly managed with incredible shortcomings in the areas of equipment and quality care, the government has been slow to take any steps beyond simply proposing legislation.
Many doctors provide a bare minimum of decent care through gallant effort alone.
Other doctors are pleased with the status quo and are making lots of money in privately owned health clinics. An average person can only dream of dependable, good quality health care at affordable prices. A Big National Clean-up traditionally organized in the middle of September was unspectacular this year. In the Sejm, however, legislation was passed forcing all homeowners to have a signed contract for garbage collection. These contracts are intended to prove, for example, that homeowners aren't dumping trash in nearby forests.