On March 30, the Senate rejected the Health Care Quality and Patient Safety Act. 50 senators supported the position, 44 opposed and 1 abstained.
Objections to the bill were raised in the debate by the chairwoman of the Health Committee and the bill's rapporteur, Senator Beata Małecka-Libera. As she said, the document is an "incoherent conglomeration" of various unrelated provisions, and represents another step in the centralization of health care. As she stressed, a "devastating" opinion on the bill was presented by the Senate Legislative Bureau, according to which it raises fundam...
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