Mentzen on the meeting with "Kosiniak-Kamysz". Ideas "are going in the same direction"

Sławomir Mentzen described his meeting with Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz as constructive, noting that their ideas for constitutional reset align closely. He emphasized the importance of dialogue with Kosiniak-Kamysz to effect change in the current Sejm, particularly regarding the Constitutional Tribunal. Mentzen proposed that judges should be elected by a 3/5 majority to ensure integrity, contrasting this with the current simple majority system. He criticized voices from the ruling coalition against negotiating with the opposition, asserting that collaboration is essential for Poland's benefit. Mentzen also commented on recent events outside the Tribunal, expressing concern over their impact on the opposition's credibility.

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