Andrzej Kozioł (politician)

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Andrzej Józef Kozioł (born September 19, 1952 in Krosno) is a Polish politician, self-governmental politician, member of Parliament for the 3rd term of office. Curriculum vitae

He graduated from the Higher School of Administration and Management in Przemysl. Since the 1980s, Solidarity has been associated with Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of the Sub-Carpathian Region. He worked as a teacher. He then served as a Member of the III term elected from Solidarity Electoral Action, and in 2001 he was unsuccessfully seeking re-election.

After completing his work in Parliament he was employed in the Oil Workers Consortium - Recovery Organization S.A.

He was the vice-chairman of Krosno city council in 1994-1998, re-occupied this position from 2006 to 2010, when he was not re-elected in the municipal elections (he did not also get a mandate in 2014). He also sat in the parliament of Podkarpackie 1st term.

He became a member of the Light-Life Movement and the Catholic Action. He was active in the Movement for the Commonwealth (he was the last chairman of this party), PPCHD and SKL-RNP. He then joined the Law and Justice. Bibliography

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