During a gathering with Prof. Tomasz Nałęcz around the book “Affair of Rivin. Revealing the truth’, which took place on 15 May in the library of the economical and Social Department of the University of Łódź, twice from the mouth of the pado guest jokingly termed a not very volatile person. The prof. utilized it for the first time at Zbigniew Ziobra, then to Vladimir Czarzasty.
10 January 2003 The Polish Parliament responded to the PiS Members' request and set up an investigative committee to examine the facts revealed by the “Electoral Gazette” in the article “The Act for Bribery, or Rywin comes to Michnik”. The task of the first committee of enquiry established in the III Republic was to explain the irregularities resulting from the work on the Broadcasting Act. Details can be read: > Here..
The first gathering of the committee was held on 14 January. As a consequence of the election, Mr Tomasz Nałęcz (UP) was appointed president and his deputy MPs Bohdan Kopczyński (LPR) and Bogdan Lewandowski (SLD). Members of the group included: Jerzy Szteliga (SLD), Ryszard Kalisz (SLD) – then replaced by Anita Blochowiak (SLD), Stanisław Rydzoń (SLD), Jan Rokita (PO), Zbigniew Ziobro (PiS), Józef Szczepańczyk (PSL), Piotr Smalana (Samoobrona) – shortly replaced by Renata Beger (Samoobrona), and then by John the Combined (Samoobrona).
The Commission completed its work on 5 April 2004. On that day, a study by Anita Blochowiak was voted against by the President. The paper states that the ‘holding group’ did not be and movie maker Lew Rywin made Michnik a corrupt proposal in his own name.
On 24 September 2004, the minutes went to a parliamentary vote and were rejected. The study by Mr Ziobra (231/169/2 votes) was adopted in his place.
