The rule of law bill has been adopted. It aims to organize the status of judges

The Polish Sejm has passed a rule of law bill prepared by the Ministry of Justice, with 231 votes in favor and 200 against. The legislation aims to annul resolutions of the National Judiciary Council from 2018 to 2026, affecting judges' appointments. Support came from the ruling coalition, while opposition parties, including PiS, opposed it. The bill allows judges affected by these resolutions to return to previous positions or professions, with exceptions for novice judges. Amendments were made to address specific issues regarding judges' status. The law is seen as a step towards restoring judicial independence and credibility, both domestically and in relation to the EU.