Poland’s lower house passed a government-backed sanctions bill by 240 votes to 202, with one abstention, and sent it to the Senate. The bill would let authorities freeze crypto assets, as defined under EU rules, when imposing sanctions. It is not yet law: the Senate has 30 days to approve, amend or reject it. If the Senate takes no action, the bill can proceed to the president.
Under the bill, sanctions-listing decisions would take effect the day after publication. Affected people and companies could challenge them in administrative court, but enforcement could begin before a court ruling.
