The Polish private healthcare sector expects little action ahead of the next general election in 2015. But there could yet be surprises. We look at opportunities in the country, now that Bartosz Arłukowicz, the current Minister of Health, has failed to implement meaningful healthcare reform. Should the next election be won by the statist Law & Justice party, which is ahead in the polls and which is broadly opposed to private sector involvement in healthcare, this reform may be tabled completely. A May 2013 poll shows that 11% of the electorate want Arłukowicz, who is seen as a ditherer, sacked.