- That's an interesting question [whether President Karol Nawrocki would pardon Zbigniew Ziobro], because it's a question about a future and uncertain event. That is, the question of whether an innocent person can be pardoned. Today, there are no charges yet, no indictment, no non-final verdict, no conviction - said Zbigniew Bogucki on the WP program "Tłit".

- A prerogative derived directly from the fundamental law, the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, an exclusive prerogative of the President of the Republic of Poland, and thus an act of grace, has no limitations. No limitations - he emphasized.

When pressed whether the president could pardon Ziobro today, he replied: - The President has an exclusive prerogative. [...] He couldn't use it today because Minister Ziobro has no charges today, and you know that.

- I'm only asking because you say he could at any time - replied Patryk Michalski.

- At any time when proceedings are underway, proceedings in a situation where any charges have been presented. To my best knowledge, and you know this perfectly well, Minister Ziobro has no charges today - replied the Head of the Presidential Chancellery.