Sejm of The Republic of Poland - Standing Committees

Standing Committees

  • Administration and Internal Affairs Committee
  • Agriculture and Rural Development Committee
  • Committee on Liaison with Poles Abroad
  • Constitutional Accountability Committee
  • Culture and Media Committee
  • Deputies' Ethics Committee
  • Economic Committee
  • Education, Science and Youth Committee
  • Enterprise Development Committee
  • Environment Protection, Natural Resources and Forestry Committee
  • European Union Affairs Committee
  • Family and Women Rights Committee
  • Foreign Affairs Committee
  • Health Committee
  • Infrastructure Committee
  • Justice and Human Rights Committee
  • Legislative Committee
  • Local Self-Government and Regional Policy Committee
  • National and Ethnic Minorities Committee
  • National Defence Committee
  • Physical Education and Sport Committee
  • Public Finances Committee
  • Rules and Deputies' Affairs Committee
  • Social Policy Committee
  • Special Services Committee
  • State Control Committee
  • State Treasury Committee
  • Work Committee

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