PiS Members with control at the Ministry of abroad Affairs

Members of PiS Radosław Fogiel and Andrzej Plumka went on Tuesday with parliamentary control to the Ministry of abroad Affairs. It is intended to cover the activities of the Police and the Ministry's management in relation to the Friday events concerning the Constitutional Court.

Referring to the position of the PiS MPs, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Interior and Administration Karolina Galecka said that the police do not violate any rules and execute their duties in accordance with their competence, and that the police “in political gameplay does not service this formation” or “the safety of all of us”.

By informing on Tuesday morning about the start of the parliamentary audit at the Ministry of abroad Affairs, Mr Fogiel said that it was intended to cover "Police and Ministry management activities in connection with illegal occupation, with the assault on the Constitutional Court" last Friday.

Fogiel added that the intent of the audit was to find "how police actions were planned, who decided to dispose of the Police, how the police were in contact, at least, with representatives of the Prime Minister's Office", as well as to find "all guilty and all responsible".

– It can't stay unanswered. To find all the guilty and responsible, we request to know in item the process of preparing for this action, we request to know who gave the instructions," said Fogiel.

He added that Donald Tusk's government "with armed police troops takes over and occupies an independent institution, the Constitutional Court, whose independency is guaranteed in the Constitution".

Fogiel stressed that Prime Minister Tusk and Head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs Marcin Kierwiński bear political work for events of Friday.

Addressing the police, Mr PiS pointed out that they have the right to "refugee to follow illegal orders" and "refugee to take action that violates the law."

AB, PAP