Three resolutions and an appeal from the ultimate Court to "introduce profound changes as shortly as possible"

The ultimate Court's Council of Lay Judges has called for "fundamental changes" to be introduced in the Polish judiciary. Among another things, the Council expects the elimination of 2 chambers of the ultimate Court, as well as the removal of all fresh judges from this court. The Council has accused president Andrzej Duda and the current management of the ultimate Court of work for "delaying the return to a state of legality".