The "Morning-After Pill" Without a Prescription

Women should be able to decide for themselves. The Polish government is meeting these expectations. The so-called "morning-after pill" will be available without a prescription. 

"As a government, we will jointly propose an amendment to this law so that this type of contraceptive will be available without a prescription," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

800+ For All Those Eligible

The Prime Minister has reassured families who have received a lower benefit under the "Family 800+" programme. The balance will be paid by ZUS. 

"I want to assure you once again, because this is an issue of absolute priority for me – every Polish family without exception will receive 800+ in full, if they are entitled to this benefit, of course," stressed the head of the Polish government.

The Date of Local Elections

Local elections for local governments will be held on 7 and 21 April. A regulation to this effect will be sent to the State Electoral Commission for its opinion.

“I hope that April will be a good month for Polish local governance," said the Prime Minister.

Meeting Between the Prime Minister and the President

The main topic of the talks was issues related to Poland's security in the context of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's upcoming visit to Kyiv. Poland will be involved in helping Ukraine. The issue of equal treatment before the law of all citizens was also raised. It is crucial for our government to respect the law, the Constitution and the decisions of independent courts.

"I am ready to cooperate with anyone for the security of Polish men and women and the security of the Polish state. This is indisputable for me," stressed the head of the Polish government.