Recently, the scandal associated with the activities of the Government strategical Reserve Agency (RARS) and its erstwhile head, Michael K, has emerged. In the face of these events, the public began to wonder who was actually liable for the crimes associated with this institution, as well as what the consequences for those active would be.
The focus was on erstwhile Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, whose function in this substance is analysed by the media and politicians. According to an interview conducted on TOK FM, Deputy Minister of Interior and Administration, Czesław Mroczek, he stressed that the mechanics of the RARS operation was so criminal that even in the context of political protection, which was in force at the time, the Central Anti-corruption Office (CBA) was forced to take action.
Mechanism of action of RARS
Czesław Mroczek, in an interview at TOK FM, pointed out that the scale of the crimes was so serious that even in the order of power, where usually control institutions, specified as CBA, did not take action in relation to violations of the law by the ruling camp, in this peculiar case they had to react. Deputy Minister Mroczek pointed out that “this mechanics of action was so criminal that even in that arrangement of power, where the CBA practically did not act in relation to violations of the laws and crimes committed by the camp of power, in this case it was so grave and so rude that the CBA took action.”
Investigations against erstwhile RARS president Michael K. and another persons active began inactive under the regulation of Law and Justice. As the leader of the program “And now seriously” in TOK FM, Mikołaj Lizut, it was at that time that Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki's services, including Minister Mariusz Kamiński, began the investigation procedure. Michael K. was detained in London, and now he is facing extradition court. Following Paul Szopa, president of Red is Bad, a BOLO was sent.
The function of Mateusz Morawiecki
Throughout the scandal, the most compromising figure seems to be erstwhile Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. According to Mikołaj Lizut, Morawiecki presently defends his erstwhile subordinate, which raises many questions about his individual work for the situation.
Czesław Mroczek stressed that he felt that legal changes were introduced to direct submission to the Prime Minister. Mroczek said: "In my opinion, legal changes have been made here knowingly to take this agency from the authority of the Minister of economical Affairs and to direct it to the Prime Minister."
The Deputy Minister besides pointed out that if the allegations concerning large-scale crimes were confirmed, Mateusz Morawiecki could be held liable not only for political, but besides for the deficiency of supervision of the agency's activities. "If the allegations of large-scale harm are confirmed, clearly the responsibility, not only political, (Morawecki) is liable for the deficiency of appropriate supervision of the action, for making it possible to carry out activities that have led to large harm in this respect through deficiency of supervisory action," added Mrzek.
Lack of effective supervision
During the interview at TOK FM, the broadcaster Mikołaj Lizut asked Mroczek if he had information that Morawiecki might have known about the process. The Deputy Minister replied to this question that he had no direct cognition of this subject, but believes that the erstwhile Prime Minister is liable for failing to comply with supervision. "I do not have specified knowledge, but is liable for the specified failure of supervision. The effect of specified damage, specified waste and theft of public money will be borne by him, due to the fact that his work was to exercise effective supervision" - said Mrzek.
Consequences for the persons involved
In the context of an investigation conducted by the CBA and another services, there have been many questions about work not only of Michael K., but besides of another people active in this affair. In the face of these events, it will be crucial to find whether Mateusz Morawiecki truly knew about the criminal activity, or whether he simply failed to guarantee his duties as Prime Minister.
The case remains developmental, and further investigations and investigations may uncover fresh facts that will affect the assessment of individual work for the scandal. At this point, it is crucial to guarantee full transparency of the proceedings and to punish all the guilty.
Summary
The scandal associated with the Government strategical Reserve Agency is simply a serious issue which raises many controversy and questions about political and legal work of the persons involved. Mateusz Morawiecki, as a erstwhile Prime Minister, is at the centre of attention, and his function in this affair will surely be analysed by the public and the media for a long time.
Ultimately, regardless of the final result of the investigation, it is crucial that the state authorities take action to safeguard public interests and to draw appropriate consequences for the guilty.
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