Important day for the Constitutional Tribunal. There will be a broadcast of key proceedings

The Constitutional Tribunal's General Assembly is set to convene to approve the budget plan for 2027, crucial for its operation. Uncertainty surrounds the number of judges attending, with some already excluded due to recent decisions. The assembly may consist of 12 judges, requiring 8 for a two-thirds majority. Additionally, disciplinary court compositions will be drawn to assess the temporary suspension of two judges. Controversy arises over the legitimacy of Anna Korwin-Piotrowska's role as president of the Tribunal, with strong criticism from presidential spokespersons. Questions also linger regarding the authorization issued by suspended president Bogdan Święczkowski for a judge to replace him.