The bill must still pass the Senate and receive the president’s signature
Bitcoin Magazine reports that Poland’s Sejm has backed a bill allowing the interior minister to freeze the crypto assets and other property of people on the national sanctions list.
The measure would remain in force until judicial review. Filing a complaint with an administrative court would not suspend the freeze until the court’s ruling becomes final.
The bill must now pass the Senate before being sent to President Karol Nawrocki.
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