Żurek: Parliamentary Inquiry Committees Would Only Make Sense if State Institutions Were Not Functioning Properly

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Żurek:

Parliamentary Inquiry Committees Would Only Make Sense if State Institutions Were Not Functioning Properly

- I generally believe that parliamentary inquiry committees would only make sense if the institutions responsible for prosecution were not functioning properly. We have seen such committees that exposed various irregularities to our society when, for example, the prosecution service was not working – said Waldemar Żurek on Polsat News, when asked if a parliamentary inquiry committee regarding the KPO is a good idea. - My goal is for state institutions, special services, and the prosecution service to function correctly, and then we won't have to resort to a kind of spectacle, which is sometimes how these committees operate – he continued.

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