Professor Rychard: a change to the constitution requires consent, which is currently lacking
Professor Andrzej Rychard discussed the need for consensus to amend the constitution, emphasizing that such agreement is currently lacking. Premier Donald Tusk announced a new era following the publication of a resolution by the Constitutional Tribunal's General Assembly regarding changes to its regulations. Rychard supports the idea that acceptable legal interpretations should prioritize democracy over ideal solutions. He echoed former judge Ewa Łętowska's view that constitutional changes should not occur during conflicts, highlighting the necessity of a constitutional moment characterized by agreement on what needs changing and the direction of those changes, which is absent at present.
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