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NIK: Two-thirds of state-owned land used without contracts, costing the budget millions
Poland's Supreme Audit Office (NIK) warns that two-thirds of state-owned real estate is being used without contracts and without any oversight from county administrators (starostas). Ineffective management is costing the state budget millions of złoty annually. NIK identified serious negligence in county offices across the country.
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