Gathering of the Constitutional Tribunal. Eight judges attended.

The Constitutional Tribunal's assembly began with eight judges present to discuss the institution's budget. Concerns arose regarding quorum, as twelve judges are required, but two were absent due to administrative orders. The president of the Tribunal, Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, explained the urgent nature of the meeting due to ongoing parliamentary work on the budget law. Discussions included how absent judges were informed and the security measures for entering the Tribunal. The main debate focused on whether the eight judges could make valid decisions, with differing interpretations of the quorum requirements based on current and previous laws. Ultimately, the assembly confirmed that a quorum was present.