The Polish Sejm is set to vote on a government bill regulating the remuneration of medical staff, but the ruling coalition is facing a serious dispute at the final stage. Unions are raising alarms regarding the proposed legislation, while the opposition threatens a presidential veto. Sources speaking to WP warn of potential “armageddon in districts” if the bill passes in its current form. Civic Coalition (KO) is preparing “last minute” amendments, indicating a scramble to address concerns and potentially salvage the legislation. The future of the healthcare reform now hangs in the balance as disagreements within the coalition threaten to derail the process and trigger a major political fallout in Poland. The situation remains fluid as lawmakers attempt to negotiate a resolution before the vote.