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On behalf of the inhabitants of our municipalities, we postulate and demand increasing the share of local governments in PIT taxes, adequate to the lost revenues resulting from the laws introduced in the so-called "Polish Order" and the creation of The Polish Rural Development Fund as a mechanism to equalize the development of areas rural and urban-rural – postulate local government officials in the environmental appeal adopted in Warsaw.

Association of Polish Cities together with local government officials, corporations, local government associations from all over Polish and organizations supporting the local government protested today (October 13) against destructive government policy for local governments. The meeting was also attended by local government officials from the city of Ełk and the Ełk poviat. The m.in deputy was present in Warsaw. Mayor of Ełk, Chairman of the Ełk City Council, Ełk Councillors and Deputy Starost Ełk.

"We are on the community side local and regional" – said all local government officials in the country today. The environmental appeal adopted in Warsaw was officially forwarded to the Sejm of the Republic of Poland Polish.

Content of the appeal: https://www.miasta.pl/aktualnosci/zgromadzenie-samorzadowe-w-obronie-spolecznosci-lokalnych

Representatives of Polish local governments emphasize that the activities carried out by the government limit communities local power to decide on their own affairs, free disposal measures, in accordance with local needs and democratically established Priorities. Presidents and mayors of cities notice a decrease in the competences of local governments m.in in in the area of health, education and finance.

Changes introduced by the government legal, cause significant depletion of own income of municipalities, powiats and voivodships. The decline observed for several years contributes to this income from PIT. This means that local governments in the future will be at risk of losing financial liquidity. It is also important that the project of the so-called Polish Order does not compensate for these losses, and the own revenues of local governments will be replaced transfers from the state budget. This can lead to financial dependence local government units from government administration.