Former head of CBA Agnieszka Kwiatkowska -Gurdak – Earnings and a property declaration were revealed

We know how much Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak earned as the head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau. “Rzeczpospolita” also reached her property declaration for 2024. The daily indicated that the former head of the CBA “has practically no savings”, although its annual income was then to amount to nearly PLN 600,000.

At the beginning of March, the Sejm Commission for Special Services – with one opposite voice – gave a positive opinion on the conclusions of Prime Minister Donald Tusk for dismissal of the boss CBA Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak and deputy head of the office of Dariusz Drozdowski.

Kwiatkowska-Gurdak, on February 20, resigned, which was adopted by the head of government. Then, from February 28, Prime Minister Tusk entrusted the duties of the head of the CBA to the second of her deputies, Tomasz Strzelczyk. Act of appointment for this position He handed the head to Strzelczyk this week Of the Ministry of Interior and Administration Tomasz Siemoniak.

How much did the head of the CBA earn?

On Thursday, information about how much Kwiatkowska-Gurdak earned as the head of the CBA, revealed “Rzeczpospolita”. “Nearly PLN 125,000, remuneration for less than two months of work this year (data for February 27 – ed.) As the head of the Central Anti -Corruption Bureau was received by Agnieszka Kwiatkowska -Gurdak. However, the thirteen includes this amount, i.e. one additional salary,” we read.

As the newspaper reminded, getting to know this year's income of the former head of the CBA was possible thanks to Strzelczyk's decision. Falaccing his predecessor's property declarations was to be his first decision and at the same time the effect of publishing the journal from early April, in which it was announced that Kwiatkowska-Gurdak, leaving her position, secret this information.

“Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak has virtually no savings. In the property declaration for 2024, after a year, she entered the possession of half of the house (114 m2) and a Volvo car from 2017, as well as over half a million zlotys of a loan for the purchase of a house from 2022. It is only PLN 4,629. bonuses or other components like the 13th salary, so we do not know how much the monthly salary was).

The former head of the CBA has been hidden her property declarations

Regarding the property declaration, which Kwiatkowska-Gurdak was to be submitted on February 27 (as soon as the CBA departed), the daily clarifies that the demonstrated income was PLN 124,897. “It is over PLN 62,000 per month. Probably in this amount there is also a severance pay and the sum of the equivalent paid for unused vacation, as well as the thirteenth salary. Kwiatkowska -Gurdak also showed having over PLN 52,000 savings” – we read.

“Rzeczpospolita” emphasized that the property declaration can be reserved in exceptional situations. “The formal premise, used only in justified cases, is to demonstrate that the disclosure of the information contained in the statements could cause a threat to the submitter or loved ones for him” – explained.

“In this case it wasn't like that,” they told his sources to the journal.

Dismissal and interrogation of the head of the CBA before the investigation commission

Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak She resigned from her position on February 20. However, before this happened, the Prime Minister demanded explanations from her in connection with her occurrence on February 18 before the Sejm inquiry commission for Pegasus.

During the explicit meeting of the Commission, the head of the CBA repeatedly covered herself with the mystery of operational work and investigations conducted by the prosecutor's office, arguing that she could not provide most information in an open mode. She claimed that, taking into account the applicable law, she could not even mention the names of operational tools and confirm whether they were or were not used by the services. She declared that in the secret part of the interrogation she would familiarize deputies with her knowledge.

The deputy head of the commission Marcin Bosacki (KO) then assessed that Kwiatkowska-Gurdak could say more and interpreted her right too broadly so as not to inform the Commission about the knowledge he has. The chairwoman of the commission Magdalena Sroka (PSL-Trzecia Road) reminded that as a witness, the head of the CBA was released by Prime Minister Donald Tusk from the obligation to maintain the secrecy of classified information about a secret or top secret clause, which she obtained during the period of acting as the head of the CBA.