During the presentation of the candidates, the following took part, among others: Cezary Przybylski, marshal of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship; Piotr Roman, mayor of Bolesławiec; Paweł Kleszcz (No. 2 on the Sejm list), head of Lubin County; Jarosław Kowalski (No. 4 on the Sejm list), president of ZEC sp. z o.o. in Bolesławiec; Bartłomiej Rodak (No. 5 on the Sejm list), press spokesperson and director of the hospital in Bolesławiec; Kamil Barczyk (candidate for the Polish Senate).
The conference was opened by Kamil Barczyk, who is running for the Senate. Cezary Przybylski listed the main demands of the Nonpartisan representatives, including zero PIT for working people..
Piotr Roman attacked KO and PiS,. He said that these parties had started and continued to propose a Polish-Polish war. He added information about the proposal for free meals for children in schools, citing the United Kingdom, where such a program operates.
Tomasz Gabrysiak, the county head, stressed that the Nonpartisan representatives' ideas for local government and Poland were well thought-out and practical.
Kamil Barczyk stressed the role of healthcare and declared that he wanted to make the Bolesławiec region one of the healthiest. He also spoke about the cardiology department at the Bolesławiec hospital, which he plans to develop.
Jarosław Kowalski mentioned the important proposal of free regional public transport as one of the strongest points of the BS program.
Bartłomiej Rodak presented the issue of zero PIT for working people.
Agata Kanas-Pastwa encouraged people to vote for the women running on the BS lists.
We wrote about the BS program in the article: In 10 minutes about the program of Nonpartisan Local Government Representatives. What is it about?