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Poland

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Reception Date

27.12.21

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Ministries & Departments

Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości,

Responsible Departments

Ministerstwo Rozwoju i Technologii,

Products & Services concerned

The draft Act will affect money-lending services supplied by electronic means, i.e. it may generate an increased interest in and popularity of loans granted in relations between interested individuals without the use of a financial institution as an intermediary, including via special web portals. It should be noted that the draft Act may, in practice, have legal impact on money-lending services supplied by electronic means.

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Explanation

The draft Act contains technical provisions within the meaning of Directive 2015/1535 and must therefore be notified to the European Commission. It should be emphasized that failure to notify the European Commission would have serious ramifications for Poland and would include the legal inadmissibility of Polish administrative bodies and courts to apply the provisions of the future Act. The previous draft Act amending certain laws in order to prevent usury (UD286) was notified to the European Commission on 28 June 2019 under document number 2019/313/PL.

Summary

The draft Act on amending certain laws in order to prevent usury (UD286), in so far as it includes notifiable provisions, provides for supplementing the existing national legislation to combat usury.

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Law is drafted in Poland Poland notifies the draft law 27.12.21 Draft law returns to Poland Commenting Periode Ends 28.03.22 1 Member States & EC Responses 0 Detailed Opinions 1 Comments 4 External Stakeholders Responses

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