– In parliament, there is talk of laws aimed at extinguishing the mandates of MPs, this is being discussed using the example of MP Marcin Romanowski. If such practices were to come into effect, firstly, they would be contrary to the Constitution, and secondly, they would mean that the ruling majority would try to eliminate opposition MPs in order to increase their room for maneuver, for example, to enable the rejection of a presidential veto – said Mariusz Błaszczak at a press conference.

– Such actions would be illegal, such actions would harm the system of government of the Republic of Poland. One can argue that we are dealing with a forceful attempt to change the system of government in our country. Law and Justice will oppose this in the Sejm – he continued.