- "It is so that we always analyze each individual matter, each law, according to the procedure adopted in the Chancellery of the President. The Bureau of Law and Governance analyzes all circumstances. Whether there are any reasons that would justify directing a request to the Constitutional Tribunal in a given matter under preventive review, whether there are any grounds for the president to veto the law, although here there can be both legal and political circumstances. We know that the president has freedom here regarding the request for reconsideration of a law, and we also have the most common situation, the one that happens most often, that the president signs the law, and presidential ministers never anticipate the process of analysis by the president before it is completed," stated Paweł Mucha in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on the morning program Siódma9, responding to a question from Michał Olech about the procedure for processing changes to the Electoral Code in the Sejm, in the context of the provision in the Sejm's regulations requiring a 14-day waiting period before the first and second readings, and a similar situation with the Penal Code, which the president referred to the Constitutional Tribunal. As the presidential minister emphasized, formal elements are important, but all circumstances and the significance of the entire matter are analyzed.