Andrzej Duda, as announced by his colleagues, has signed the law on in vitro financing - the first to be passed by the parliament of the current term. The president did not listen to the appeal of the Chairman of the Polish Episcopate, Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki, to veto the bill or refer it to the Constitutional Court.
The fact that Andrzej Duda is unlikely to veto the bill or otherwise halt its entry into force was discussed when the civic bill "Yes to in vitro," for which more than half a million signatures had already been collected in the previous term, was brought before the Sejm. Some Law and Justice parliamentarians - both in the Sejm and the Senate - actually supported the new regulation (although it must be admitted that it was a minority of the Law and Justice club).
Whether the law will ultimately end up in the Constitutional Court is n...
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