Likewise, in Poland, following a Constitutional Court ruling in November 2012 that struck down on technical grounds a provision permitting religious slaughter, the government promised that the practice would remain legal. Yet when legislators voted on the government’s bill earlier this month, following a sometimes-hysterical debate on ritual slaughter in the media, three dozen deputies from Tusk’s Civic Platform, the largest faction in the Sejm, opposed it.
类似地，在波兰，在宪法法院于2012年11月从技术角度驳回了允许宗教屠宰的提案后，波兰政府承诺宗教屠宰仍将是合法的。但当本月初立法者就该政府法案投票时——此前在媒体上，关于屠宰仪式进行了近乎歇斯底里的争论——色姆最大势力、图斯克的公民纲领党（Civic Platform）的三十六名议员投了反对票。