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Verdict of the Venice Commission on the Powers of the President of Poland

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In its opinion on the provisions concerning the powers of the President of the Republic of Poland in the matter of administering oaths to judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and other appointments, the Venice Commission assessed that systemic changes are needed to resolve the current situation, according to unofficial reports by the Polish Press Agency (PAP), citing sources in the Commission.

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Systemic changes are needed to resolve the current situation regarding the provisions concerning the President of the Republic of Poland's powers regarding the oaths of office of Constitutional Tribunal judges and other appointments, the Venice Commission concluded in its adopted opinion. This is according to unofficial reports from the Polish Press Agency (PAP), citing sources within the Commission.

·Poland
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The Venice Commission assessed that systemic changes are needed to resolve the current situation in the Constitutional Tribunal.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The Venice Commission, the Council of Europe's advisory body on constitutional law, adopted an opinion at its plenary session on Friday on the provisions concerning the powers of the President of the Republic of Poland regarding the oath-taking of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and other appointments.

·Poland
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In its opinion on the provisions concerning the powers of the President of the Republic of Poland in the matter of administering oaths to judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and other appointments, the Venice Commission assessed that systemic changes are needed to resolve the current situation, according to unofficial reports by the Polish Press Agency (PAP), citing sources in the Commission.

·Poland
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The Venice Commission, the Council of Europe's advisory body on constitutional law, adopted an opinion on Friday at its plenary session on the provisions concerning the President's powers to administer the oath to judges of the Constitutional Tribunal...

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wprost broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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