Donald Tusk: The Constitutional Tribunal Has Begun Its Work. It Is Properly Staffed.
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Tuesday before the government meeting that he is deciding to publish the resolution of the General Assembly of the Judges of the Constitutional Court on amending the rules of procedure of the Constitutional Court. - I think I can announce the beginning of a new era
The decision is related to a change in the court's rules of procedure, the legality of which is being questioned by some lawyers. Tusk hopes that its publication will be a symbolic end to the conflict.
The Constitutional Tribunal is once again dividing politicians. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that he would publish its ruling for the first time in years, speaking openly about "the beginning of a new era." Ousted President Bogdan Święczkowski has called the decisions "usurpatory," while the opposition and the president's entourage are calling them a "coup d'état."
"The emotions will probably not all die down, but I think I can announce the beginning of a new era," Prime Minister Donald Tusk said before a cabinet meeting about the situation at the Constitutional Tribunal. He noted that the government will publish the resolution of the General Assembly of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal amending the regulations. "This is the first publication in years," he emphasized.
The Government Will Publish the Constitutional Tribunal's Judgment. Tusk: The Beginning of a New Era
"I can announce the beginning of a new era," said Donald Tusk, announcing the first publication of the Constitutional Tribunal's judgment in years. "A truly important moment, I hope it will be a symbolic end to the war over the Constitutional Tribunal," said the Prime Minister.
I will not mention the inappropriate attacks on those who were willing to sacrifice their lives in those tragic moments. Let us draw a veil of silence over this," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the beginning of the cabinet meeting. Tusk also announced that the Constitutional Tribunal had begun its work on November 10.
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