The Warsaw Administrative Court (WSA) has ruled to overturn two decisions issued by the President of the Personal Data Protection Office (UODO). These decisions had previously suspended the disclosure of support lists submitted for the election of members to the new National Council of the Judiciary (KRS). This ruling is a significant development in the ongoing transparency debates surrounding the judicial appointments process in Poland. The specifics of the support lists, including who signed them and for which candidates, have been a subject of contention, with advocates for transparency seeking their public release, while proponents of the current system have sought to maintain their confidentiality. The WSA's decision implies that the President of UODO's previous actions to withhold this information have been deemed unlawful by the court, potentially paving the way for greater public scrutiny of the KRS selection process.