Polish Parliament Seeks Constitutional Court Solution
Polish parliamentarians did not recognize the need for an investigation into the broad activities of a Member of the European Parliament. The Justice and Human Rights Committee in Poland is seeking a resolution to allow the Constitutional Court to function. Currently, four judges elected by the judges themselves are unable to work in the court. Committee Chairman Paweł Ślis of Polska 2050 called for a solution that transcends political divisions. Meanwhile, Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the President's Chancellery, stated that the revocation of the oath from four new judges was unlawful. The effort aims to facilitate cooperation across political divisions.
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Polskie Radio 24
“parlamentarzyści nie uznali, że trzeba... działalności nawet szeroko pojętej posła do Parlamentu Europejskiego.”
Polskie Radio 24
“naszym obowiązkiem jako posłów szczególnie tu zasiadających w Komisji Sprawiedliwości Praw Człowieka jest znalezienie rozwiązania, jest wysłuchanie co się dzieje i apel, żebyśmy umożliwili ponad podziałami pracy Trybunału Konstytucyjnego.”
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