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image by Adam Kromer, from his
site.
Despite the efforts of the leadership, the Lower Silesian Legislature
(Sejmik) failed yesterday to choose between the two final proposals for
the flag of the Voivodship. The debate on the subject was postponed until
new session.
Chrystian Kretowicz, 1 Oct 2008
image by Adam Kromer, from his
site.
image by Chrystian Kretowicz, 17 Oct 2008
Next voting on the choice of the new flag will take place at the end
of this month.
The previous proposals will face a new one ( or rather rehashed ones
from 2001 - black eagle on golden flag, either in the center of it, or
in the canton)
The choice of new flag in September was hampered by the overwhelmingly
negative opinion by the general public and was a pawn in the political
infighting in the Legislature (Sejmik) between the coalition of PO (Citizen's
Platform) and its partner PSL (Polish Peasants' Party on one side and PiS
(Law and Justice) on the other. (PO didn't want PiS to take credit for
the new flag)
The new (old) propsal was submitted yesterday by the Marshal of Sejmik
(Legislature), Mr.Marek Łapiński of PO (Citizen'sPlatform) and is virtually
assured passage in the incoming vote due to the majority which the coalition
commands now and to the anticipated better reception by the general public,
which called the September proposal either "Prussian flag" or "flag of
the Luftwaffe".
The black eagle on gold reflects better both Polish and German heritage
of Lower Silesia and should be more acceptable to the citizens of the Voivodship.
Attached is a proposal with the eagle in the canton.
Chrystian Kretowicz, 17 Oct 2008
image by Jarig Bakker, 15 Sep 2008
This is just to make you aware of the upcoming vote in the Lower Silesian
legislature (Sejmik) to chose the new flags (territorial and ceremonial)
from among two final sets of proposals. The vote is supposed to take place
this month (September), although the precise date wasn't announced yet.
Attached are the final proposals which would be subject to vote by
the Legislature.
Public reaction is rather lukewarm, most of the respondents don't like
neither one of the proposals.
The CoA stays the same as before.
Source: this
webpage.
Chrystian Kretowicz, 11 Sep 2008
image by Jarig Bakker, 15 Sep 2008
image by Jarig Bakker, 15 Sep 2008
image by Jarig Bakker, 15 Sep 2008