

At the Tuesday session of the Judicial Commission, there was a heated discussion involving, among others, the amendment proposed by the PSL club, which assumes that on the importance of elections It will be the 15th oldest in the ultimate Court of Judges from the chambers of Criminal, civilian and Labour. In a later vote, the draft and this amendment were adopted.
Mr Kazimierz Smoliński (PiS) asked the applicant of Mirosław Orliński's amendment (PSL-TD) about the identity of the proposed judges, to which the applicant could not answer.
Stormy committee deliberations
Laughter The representatives of the PiS Club responded to the message made by Mrs Barbara Dolnik, who estimated that the identity check by the 15th oldest SN judges in the 3 proposed by the Houses Act would be "interference in the functioning of the judiciary". In his reply, PiS MP Sebastian Kaleta stated that the words of Mrs Dolnik were ‘aberration’ due to the fact that the bill was created ‘just to choice circumstantial judges to regulation in elections’.
Another PiS MP Paweł Jabłoński stated that Among the 15 oldest members of the SN judges are those who are inactive “in the period of the Polish People's Republic and were members of the Communist Party." Kaleta besides estimated that the bill "is seeking to openly recognise that the more competent to settle elections in free Poland — 35 years after the overthrow of the commune — are even the judges who made careers in this commune". — As part of watching this tragedy from you, we laughed, Mrs “ He addressed Mrs Dolnik.
The charges relating to the “communist prowess of the oldest ultimate Court judges” were referred to at the committee gathering Deputy Head of MS Dariusz Mazurwho indicated that, according to his best knowledge, there was no justice in the SN who would have been appointed to that body in the times of the Polish People's Republic. “These are the judges appointed to the SN in free Poland,” he said.