The Confederation has established the Parliamentary Team for the Support and Development of Small and Medium Entrepreneurs.
The group’s representatives announced the details of the initiative during a press conference in the Sejm. Konrad Berkowicz emphasized that the team’s objectives will include raising priority issues for entrepreneurs and working towards the gradual elimination of bureaucracy.
Parliamentary team for SME support and development
– In a normal country, when it comes to the economy, the government is in principle responsible for honoring contracts between citizens and companies. But we live in socialism, which is characterized by the fact that the state is involved in many more things in the economy and sometimes even controls them manually. It certainly collects a lot of money in taxes, so that later it can decide to which social groups or business entities to give the money taken from taxes – said the Vice President of Nowa Nadziea.
Berkowicz added that through an enormous amount of rationing, licensing and sometimes banning business activities, the state is building a complicated system of bureaucracy that hinders small and medium-sized entrepreneurs. – However, big capital is not bothered by this, large companies – in Poland these are generally foreign companies – which can afford a large number of lawyers who will advise on how to find their way through this tangle of regulations and still lobbyists can afford to lobby for a law that will hurt domestic small competition, and it will help businesses because they can afford bribes to lobby for such a law, for example to get low or no taxes pay like large foreign hypermarkets – said the Confederation MP.
The Confederation invites you to participate
Later at the press conference, speakers included: representatives of entrepreneurs and new MPs of the Confederation Włodzimierz Skalik, Bartłomiej Pejo and Ryszard Wilk.
Pejo became the team’s president. Berkowicz and Wilk will serve as vice chairs. The team also included MPs Skalik and Roman Fritz.
Confederation politicians invited parliamentarians from other parties to work together.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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