Poland’s lower house has passed a sanctions bill covering cryptocurrency freezes by 240 votes to 202, sending the proposal to the Senate for consideration.
Summary
- Lawmakers approved the sanctions proposal on Nov. 6, with one abstention and 17 members not voting.
- Crypto holdings would fall within financial assets subject to freezes involving designated people and companies.
- Court challenges would not automatically stop restrictions imposed through the interior minister’s sanctions list.
- The proposal addresses sanctions enforcement, while Poland’s separate crypto licensing legislation remains caught in a political dispute.
The Sejm’s voting record shows…
