Appointment of the Deputy Prime Minister. Can Karol Nawrocki block Donald Tusk's decision?

The article discusses whether the President of Poland can refuse a Prime Minister's proposal to appoint a Deputy Prime Minister. It analyzes Article 161 of the Polish Constitution, which mandates the President to make changes in the government upon the Prime Minister's request. The text argues that the President does not have the discretion to reject such proposals for political reasons, as this would undermine the Prime Minister's authority over the government. The article emphasizes that the Constitution does not grant the President the right to refuse appointments based on negative evaluations of candidates. It concludes that the President is obliged to act on the Prime Minister's request without undue delay, reinforcing the collaborative nature of governmental functions.