Polish Government Publishes New Regulations on Education, Tourism, and Health Programs

The Polish government officially published a series of legal acts on July 9, 2026, encompassing various sectors of public life. These publications, designated as items 922 through 926 in the Journal of Laws, detail new regulations and official announcements.

A significant decree, item 926, outlines the "Compass of Tomorrow" program. This government initiative aims to support primary schools and teacher training institutions by equipping or re-equipping school workshops for nature and practical-technical classes. The program is set to run from 2026 to 2029, focusing on enhancing educational resources in these areas.

Additionally, the published acts include an announcement from the Marshal of the Sejm regarding the consolidated text of the law on tourist events and related services. Another regulation from the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development specifies deadlines for applications for subsidies related to sowing or planting elite or qualified seed material, including ecological varieties, and the payment procedures for these subsidies.

The collection also features a government regulation amending the National Health Program for the years 2021–2026, indicating ongoing efforts to manage public health initiatives. Finally, a regulation from the President of the Council of Ministers details the service badges for officers of the Internal Security Agency (ABW), a key intelligence and counter-intelligence service in Poland.