Did Mentzen convince President Nawrocki? "The assumptions turned out to be consistent"

Sławomir Mentzen proposed a constitutional reset for the Constitutional Tribunal amid ongoing political conflict in Poland. He emphasized the need for compromises from all parties involved. His plan includes electing judges with a three-fifths majority and varying term lengths. After discussions with President Karol Nawrocki, Mentzen noted a positive reception of his proposals. Additionally, Krzysztof Bosak discussed the possibility of shortening the parliamentary term if no compromise is reached. The consultations follow tensions surrounding the Tribunal's leadership and constitutional order violations, prompting urgent discussions among political factions.