What about this quorum? Prof. Safjan: The question is not whether it will gather, but how it will be counted

The Constitutional Tribunal currently has seven judges appointed by the current parliament, but a quorum of ten judges is needed for decisions. An assembly of judges is scheduled for tomorrow, but judges from the ruling party have announced they will not attend. This raises questions about how the quorum will be calculated, especially with one judge deemed improperly appointed. Legal experts emphasize that the responsibility for interpreting the law lies with the judges themselves. Former president of the Tribunal, Marek Safjan, expressed hope that the assembly will convene and establish a disciplinary court to evaluate recent actions by a judge. Prime Minister Donald Tusk suggested a simple resolution to the conflict, urging recognition of legally appointed judges.