A fresh survey by the Pollster investigation Institute commissioned by the “Super Express” showed that as much as 52% of respondents had a negative opinion about the work of climate and environment minister Paulina Hennig-Kloski. In turn, 48 percent believe that Radosław Sikorski should proceed to service as head of the MFA.
According to the newspaper, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that changes in government are to take place after the presidential election. "It will be a systemic change, it will be less ministers, the government will be 1 of the smallest in Europe", the Prime Minister stressed in early February.
As part of the study, the respondents were asked, "Which ministers should say goodbye to the position?". The poll considered mostly negative electorate. The climate and environment minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska, who is negatively perceived by 52 percent of the respondents, is the worst rated, while 22 percent wants her to hold office.
According to 48 percent of respondents, the Minister of Agriculture Czesław Siekierski should resign, with 22 percent opposed. The negative electorate besides won the head of the wellness department of Izabel Leszin, for which the appeal is 53 percent of respondents, while 28 percent want to keep the office.
The top assurance of respondents was gained by the abroad Minister Radosław Sikorski, who, in the opinion of 48 percent of respondents, should proceed to include his office. The head of the defence department of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, who is supported by 42 percent of the respondents, was besides positively assessed.
Another affirmative electorate was besides obtained by Minister of Justice Adam Bodnar (41%) and head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Tomasz Siemoniak (40%). The survey was carried out by the Pollster investigation Institute on 8-10 February at a example of 1077 adult Poles.
According to experts, the results of this survey could have a crucial impact on the future of the government. "These are the first signals that public opinion is demanding changes in government," said 1 expert. Others point out that investigation results may vary according to changes in the economy and national policy.
It is worth noting that the government must make decisions that will benefit society, not just politicians. "People anticipate the government to deal with crucial matters, not just political ones," said 1 of the respondents.
Therefore, the government must prepare for changes that will consequence from the results of the study. "This is an chance for the government to improve its work and public confidence," said the expert.
The results of the survey may besides affect public opinion. "This is an chance to start a discussion on the future of government and politics," said 1 expert.
It is worth noting that the survey was carried out on a example of 1077 adult Poles, which gives a look at society. "This is simply a real reflection of the opinion of the public," said the expert.
Therefore, the government must prepare for changes that will consequence from the results of the study. "This is an chance to improve your work and public confidence," said the expert.
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