CBA's chief resigned. Prime Minister: resignation accepted

The head of the CBA went public after a Tuesday proceeding by the Pegasus investigation committee. During the open part of the committee, Agnieszka Kwiatkowska-Gurdak argued that she could not supply most information in this way. Many times it covered itself with the secrecy of operational work or the mystery of the prosecution's investigations. Vice-Chairman of the committee, associate of the Civic Coalition Marcin Bosacki, estimated that Kwiatkowska-Gurdak** had interpreted its right besides widely to not inform the committee about the cognition it has.**