Voice from the PiS

Let us face Richard Kalisz's position with the communicative that is present in the ranks of the ruling party:

– Parliamentary resolutions on the election of Constitutional Court judges are one-off resolutions, no 1 can revoke them, delete them and replace them – stated Deputy Head of the MFA Arkadiusz Mularczyk in mid-November.

Mularczyk's message was a reaction to the words of the head of the club KO Boris Budka, who at TOK FM stated that resolutions nullifying the election of TK judges are already ready, but it takes time to wait for a fresh government to emergence to force them in parliament.

Budka besides announced the start of the recovery of justice from the uncovering of nullity of the election of the 3 judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, this would be the execution of the "lawful ruling of the 2015 Court". "It is apparent that this can be stated by the Sejm, due to the fact that the Sejm must correct the first sin committed in 2015 by the majority of the Law and Justices" said the politician KO.

The Constitutionalist leaves no illusions

The Democratic opposition, which wishes to nullify the changes made by the Law and Justice in the Constitutional Court, must besides have failed after this expert opinion:

– The possible resolution of the Sejm to dismiss the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal would be incompatible with the Constitution; The Constitution excludes designation that the nonsubjective justifies the measures, since public institutions are to act reasonably and efficiently – said the constitutionalist, Prof. Ryszard Piotrowski.

Kalisz expects illegal action?

In short, Ryszard Kalisz, who has made a large return to the media, calls on the democratic opposition to correct the error, and thus responds to lawlessness... by lawlessness, making revolutionary changes to specified an crucial institution in the realities of the 3 divisions of power as the Constitutional Court.

Although in fresh years the Constitutional Court has been seen as an institution having surrendered to the Law and Justice, following orders coming from Nowogrodzka, it is crucial to emphasise with all determination that the democratic opposition, after reaching power, must guarantee the restoration of average standards, but respecting the law.