[Polish Parliament Passes Sanctions Bill, Proposing to Allow Freezing of Crypto Assets Without Court Order] According to a report by Golden Finance on November 9th, citing The Defiant, the Polish lower house of parliament passed a government sanctions bill on November 6th with 240 votes in favor, 202 against, and 1 abstention. This bill would allow the Minister of the Interior to freeze crypto assets, bank balances, and other assets without prior court order. The bill still needs Senate review and presidential approval. The bill expands the existing national sanctions framework, requiring exchanges and custodians to restrict access to assets held by clients on the sanctions list. Affected parties can appeal to the administrative court, but an objection will not automatically suspend the restrictions; the freeze itself does not change ownership of the assets. The original text did not specify a timetable for the bill's effective date.