Will there be a constitutional reset? Żurek wants to talk, Czarnek speaks of betrayal

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek cautiously responded to the PSL's proposal for a reset, emphasizing the need for constitutional changes and expressing concerns about the functioning of the Constitutional Tribunal. He suggested that if the reset involves changing the rules for selecting judges while allowing the Tribunal to operate, it could be considered. Paweł Jabłoński from the Development Plus party called for a joint reset, urging cooperation among various political factions. In contrast, Przemysław Czarnek from PiS criticized the idea, equating it to a betrayal of the state and warning against a return to Soviet-style governance. Adrian Zandberg from the Razem party suggested a complete reset of the current judges to prevent any party from monopolizing the Tribunal.