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Dziennik Ustaw — Polish Journal of Laws.

Polish statutes and regulations published in the official promulgation journal and retrieved through the Sejm API.

What this source is

Dziennik Ustaw is Poland’s official promulgation journal. It publishes statutes, regulations and other instruments identified by Polish rules on the publication of normative acts.

What it publishes

Statutes, regulations issued by the Council of Ministers and ministers, international agreements, consolidated texts and Constitutional Tribunal judgments. The relevance of an item depends on a company’s sector, activities and obligations.

Why it may be worth monitoring

Implementation periods can be short, and an obligation may take effect before a company has assessed the new act. A regular source review shortens the interval between publication and internal assessment.

How Lextron handles it

Lextron retrieves new entries through the official Sejm API several times a day. Each item receives a content fingerprint and timestamp. A language model supports profile-based assessment by preparing a summary, estimating possible impact on defined metrics and identifying questions for review. The portal presents a prioritised selection with a link to the full act.

At a glance
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Signal class
Polish and EU legislation
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Check frequency
several times a day
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Trace
Displayed document: source URL, SHA-256 content fingerprint and timestamp
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