New members appointed to Poland’s rate-setting authority
                
                    
                        PR dla Zagranicy
                    
                    
                        Roberto Galea
                        
                        18.02.2016 13:52
                    
                                 
                
                
                    Polish President Andrzej Duda on Wednesday appointed two new members to the rate-setting Monetary Policy Council (RPP).
                
                
                    
                         Photo: Flickr.com/Sakuto
Photo: Flickr.com/Sakuto
                     
                
                
                
               
                
                         The two new members, Łukasz Hardt and Kamil Zubelewicz will replace Adam Glapiński and Andrzej Kaźmierczak.
The RPP is a part of the National Bank of Poland, and decides on interest rates in the country. The Council is chaired by the governor of the central bank, and includes nine members appointed in equal numbers by the country’s president, the lower house of parliament and the Senate.
RPP members are appointed for a six-year term. (rg/pk)