Poland publishes new laws on public procurement, energy, and e-health

Poland's official legislative record, the Dziennik Ustaw, has published a series of new laws and decrees in its June 16, 2026 issue (positions 788-794). These publications signify ongoing legislative activity and regulatory updates across various sectors of the Polish government.

Among the notable enactments is an amendment to the law on court supervisors, dated April 30, 2026. Additionally, an announcement from the Marshal of the Sejm, dated May 27, 2026, concerns the consolidated text of the Public Procurement Law. This indicates a focus on streamlining and potentially modernizing the processes for government contracts.

The Ministry of Energy issued a regulation on June 12, 2026, amending previous rules regarding fuel reserves held by energy companies. This suggests attention to national energy security and supply chain management. Furthermore, a law passed on May 15, 2026, introduces changes related to the development of e-health services, reflecting a push towards digital transformation in healthcare.

Other official announcements include a consolidated text of regulations concerning the procedure for printing and delivering test questions for the notary application exam, issued by the Minister of Justice on June 9, 2026. The Minister of Interior and Administration also issued a regulation on June 12, 2026, concerning insurance requirements for state protection officers serving abroad. Finally, another announcement from the Marshal of the Sejm on May 27, 2026, pertains to the consolidated text of the Foreign Service Act.