NBP responds to the parliamentary committee. "It should not happen"

The National Bank of Poland (NBP) opposes the proceedings of the parliamentary Constitutional Responsibility Commission regarding the potential accountability of its president, Adam Glapiński. NBP argues that such proceedings should not occur until the Constitutional Tribunal's rulings from January and August 2024 are implemented. The bank emphasizes that the ongoing actions will not affect its operations or governance. NBP criticizes the Commission for not addressing its arguments and claims that the investigation was biased. Furthermore, NBP highlights the need for legislative adjustments to align Polish law with EU standards regarding the accountability of central bank presidents. The Commission's report on Glapiński's accountability was accepted in October, but the Constitutional Tribunal has raised concerns about the legal framework governing such proceedings.