Presidential Palace's move regarding the Constitutional Tribunal. "We will file a notification"

Zbigniew Bogucki, head of the Presidential Chancellery, announced plans to file a report regarding potential crimes linked to the recent Constitutional Tribunal meeting. He criticized the legality of the gathering, which involved eight judges, arguing it lacked the necessary quorum of ten. Bogucki described the event as a dangerous spectacle for the constitutional order and emphasized that only the Tribunal's president can convene such meetings. He also condemned remarks made by Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek, labeling him as unworthy of his position. Additionally, Bogucki indicated that there would be a report concerning an alleged attempt to prevent Karol Nawrocki from entering the Tribunal. He questioned the legitimacy of five participants in the meeting, asserting they had not taken the required oath before the president.