Anna Maria Żukowska rozliczyła 33 tys. kilometrówki. Z biura do Sejmu ma niecałe dwa kilometry – Gazeta

Anna Maria Żukowska, a member of the Polish Parliament representing the Lewica party, is facing scrutiny over mileage reimbursement claims totaling 33,000 kilometers. The reports highlight a significant discrepancy between the distances claimed and the location of the lawmaker’s office.

According to reporting from Gazeta and Money.pl, the distance from Żukowska’s office to the Sejm is less than two kilometers. This proximity has led to questions regarding the scale of the mileage claims submitted by the MP.

The controversy has been further compounded by reports regarding the MP’s access to a vehicle. Onet reported that the Lewica member does not own a car, despite the submission of mileage reimbursements.

The issue of parliamentary travel expenses has emerged as a broader point of contention within the Sejm. Reporting from Wprost indicates that some members of Parliament have received mileage payments as high as 40,000 PLN.

Additional coverage from Fakt has focused on the specific vehicle entitlements associated with the parliamentary mandate in relation to these claims.