[Opinion] The Venice Commission Will Examine the Powers of the President. It's About the Judges of the TK
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The Venice Commission intends to publish an opinion on the Polish executive branch. It concerns the president's powers regarding the oaths of Constitutional Tribunal judges.
The Venice Commission will examine the extent of the president's powers in administering the oath of office to Constitutional Tribunal judges, as well as in other appointments. The advisory body of the Council of Europe announced that it will adopt and publish its opinion on the matter at its October session. This comes as the dispute between the Chancellery of the President and the Sejm (lower house of parliament) is escalating.
The Venice Commission, the Council of Europe's advisory body on constitutional law, announced that it will adopt and publish an opinion at its October session on the provisions on the powers of the President of the Republic of Poland to take oaths by judges of the Constitutional Court and other appointments.
In October, the Venice Commission will issue and publish an opinion on the powers of the President of the Republic of Poland regarding the oath of office of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal and other appointments.
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