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08:06

Fogiel:

This Government Isn't Even a Week Old, Yet We've Already Heard Absurd, Utterly Unlawful and Unconstitutional Ideas

- In recent days, and this government isn't even a week old, we've already heard such absurd proposals for solutions, completely unlawful and unconstitutional in many areas, that it's unfortunately not surprising at all that such propositions are being pushed. Especially since similar, and even more far-reaching ones, are presented by the judges themselves - stated Radosław Fogiel on "Sygnały dnia" PR1.

07:46

Petru:

I Believe Glapiński Will Face the State Tribunal, Likely in the First Quarter of the New Year

- I believe that Mr. President Adam Glapiński should face the State Tribunal. This is not a matter of my wishes, it is a matter of principles, and the principle that if someone has broken the law, they must face the consequences – stated Ryszard Petru on RMF24.

- I am referring to further installments of the conflict that Mr. Mucha, a member of the NBP management board, is revealing. Undoubtedly, this matter needs to be clarified. We are dealing with the NBP publishing basic information, for example, about salaries. Secondly, not transferring documents, which is de facto a violation of the law. The same happened in the RPP. But we also have more serious accusations here concerning, for instance, the financing of the budget by the NBP, which is constitutionally prohibited – he continued.

- I believe that [Adam Glapiński] will be brought before the ST and it will likely be in the first quarter of the new year, but it is difficult for me, it is difficult for me to ultimately be responsible for the entire coalition – he added.

07:49

Petru:

The Confederation's Electorate is Winnable. I am absolutely for cooperation in specific cases, but not when Braun is a Confederation MP

- I believe that the Confederation's electorate is an electorate that needs to be nurtured; I believe it is winnable. Therefore, I am absolutely for cooperation in specific cases, but I do not see such a possibility if Mr. Braun remains a Confederation MP. Because, quite simply, a sanitary cordon needs to be established – Ryszard Petru said on RMF24.

- My declaration would be that if you expel Mr. Braun, you will not lose a deputy speaker. You can always borrow even a Confederation MP. The point is that Mr. Braun should not have the destructive power he currently possesses after this scandal. Simply put, this individual should not be accepted in any political group in the Polish Sejm at all – he continued.

08:05

Fogiel on Bodnar's Project: Manowska Clearly States Constitutional Violation, an Attempt at Manual Control of Courts and Verdicts

– Here the assessment of the entire PiS environment, because it is certainly not my personal opinion, is unequivocally negative. Many of our politicians have already spoken on this matter, but indeed, the opinion of the First President of the Supreme Court, which leaves nothing but praise for this draft regulation, is I think extremely important here. President Manowska clearly speaks of a violation of the Constitution, of it being an attempt at manual control of the courts and, in a way, also of verdicts. An attempt that even the authorities of the PRL did not undertake. Our new majority, which likes to call itself democratic, according to the First President of the Supreme Court, has very quickly surpassed PRL-era standards when it comes to the courts – stated Radosław Fogiel in PR1's "Sygnały dnia".

08:08

Siemoniak:

I Cannot Imagine a Situation Where Heads of Services Attempt to Contest the Prime Minister's Decisions in Any Way

- If it weren't for the fact that a collegium of services took place, where these conclusions were presented, and this collegium is confidential, I couldn't speculate here on these matters [that the head of the CBA was planned to have a term until May 2024]. The Prime Minister made such a decision, the Prime Minister sees serious grounds for dismissing this head as well, and we are relying on the laws - Tomasz Siemoniak stated in "Rozmowa Piaseckiego" on TVN24. - I cannot imagine a situation where the Prime Minister's subordinates, and the heads of services are in such a role, would attempt to contest his decisions in any way. [...] The government of Donald Tusk will certainly fight corruption fiercely, and the CBA will primarily be focused on those in power, because it is not the opposition that has any corrupt temptations - he continued.

08:15

Siemoniak:

The CBA was established by law and must be dissolved by law

- We announced that the CBA would be liquidated. Of course, yes [we will appoint another head of the CBA]. The service was established by law and must be dissolved by law - said Tomasz Siemoniak on TVN24. - Looking at the CBA, the facts concerning this service, primarily illegal surveillance, Pegasus, a parliamentary investigation committee will bring much to think about, whether it was truly an anti-corruption service, or if it was a party service at the disposal of one party. [...] The issue of liquidating the CBA is enshrined in the coalition agreement, this is the will of all coalition parties [...]. The new management will certainly have room to maneuver regarding how this service should operate in the coming weeks and months, until the law is signed and comes into effect. This is a piece of the state, you can't just say: we're locking the door and let whatever happens, happen - he continued.

08:17

Siemoniak:

All of Macierewicz's actions from tomorrow will be private

- Antoni Macierewicz is generally as if outside of time, outside of procedures, and outside of the world, so he can say anything. I don't rule out that he might work somewhere, move to his apartment, and work there - said Tomasz Siemoniak on TVN24. - All of Macierewicz's actions from tomorrow [...] will be private - he continued.

08:28

Siemoniak on the Pegasus Case: The Most Important for the Investigative Committee is Not the IT Detail, but Who Ordered It, Who Knew, Who Used It

- Yes, of course [there will be full transparency of the findings regarding the use of Pegasus]. The limit here is state security, but that's what an investigative committee is for [...] to find out about everything. [...] The most important matter for the investigative committee, for the public opinion, is not some IT detail, how it worked, but who ordered it, who knew, who used it. This must be conveyed to the public opinion by the investigative committee, the government, and the coordinating minister – said Tomasz Siemoniak on TVN24.

08:32

Fogiel:

If a motion to dismiss Bosak as Deputy Sejm Marshal is filed, I will vote 'yes'

- Some people here are saying it's Grzegorz Braun's doing, but on the other hand, it was precisely his party colleague, Marshal Bosak, who was presiding over the session and immediately gave him a place at the podium to justify it - stated Radosław Fogiel in "Signals of the Day" on PR1.

- This comes from the Konfederacja leaders' council, and furthermore, Konfederacja claims, at least some of them express it that way, that they have no intention of punishing him further. Also, a part of Konfederacja did not keep their commitments, for example, when it came to the election of the Marshal, so here, if such a motion is filed [to dismiss Krzysztof Bosak from the position of Deputy Sejm Marshal], I believe I will vote in favor of the motion - he continued.