- Privatizing many public sector operations, including health care.
Hardly possible. Privatization of health-care in their vision would cost us even more. They would still tax us heavily and additionally tell us to pay "some undefined amount of cash" if medical help is needed. Privatized hospitals (for example) would still deal with government and such contacts create corruption.
- A 15% flat tax.
This is their old election slogan, that they already abandoned. Later I heard about higher flat tax rate (21% ?) and this would cost average Pole more than today.
- Decentralization to regional governments in Poland.
Actually they are transferring competences of national government to Brussels. Thus this is rather EU-wide centralization.
- Keeping the Zloty.
They want to bring euro, just with little delay (2012). They don't raise this topic often, because it would not attract many voters.
- Educational reform.
What reform? They wont change much more than canon of books that students need to read obligatory.
- Making Sejm smaller and removing parliamentary immunity.
Smaller Sejm? No way, this mean lesser posts for their people. About the immunity, every opposition always raise such idea but when they are in power their desire decrease.
i like how speaks that Jan Lopuszanski of that Polish Catholic political party.
He is rather out of politics.
PiS overall has a good economic and crime fighting platform
They are socialistic about the economy. Their tendency to extend bureaucracy causing a lot of corruption. When PiS run Poland, they created Anti-corruption
Bureau. One of the most pathetic ideas I have ever heard. However perfectly fits to their mentality:
Bureaus can fix every problem!
