"I see that a mature man has become the Marshal of the Sejm. Go ahead and take our printer ink too, Włodek." This was written by Adrian Zandberg on X.

"Before SLD seriously considers this - I was joking, we don't have a printer," he added.

The co-chairman of Together (Razem) was referring to a post published by Marcin Fijołek: "I hear from the Sejm that one of the new Marshal's first decisions is to deprive parliamentary groups of participation in the Convention of Seniors."

The previous Marshal of the Sejm, Szymon Hołownia, invited representatives of parliamentary groups to the Convention of Seniors, although the regulations of the lower house of parliament did not require this.

According to the Sejm Regulations, the Convention of Seniors includes, among others, the Marshal, Deputy Marshals, chairpersons or vice-chairpersons of parliamentary clubs, and the head of the Sejm Chancellery has an advisory vote.

Additionally, representatives of agreements between clubs and parliamentary groups described in Article 8, paragraph 5 of the Sejm Regulations, parliamentary clubs representing at least 15 MPs, and parliamentary groups representing a separate electoral list on the day the Sejm term began, participate in the Convention's meetings (this rule therefore does not apply to Together, which ran in the elections as part of a joint list with, among others, New Left). The Marshal of the Sejm may also invite additional individuals.

Widzę, że dojrzały facet został marszałkiem Sejmu. Jeszcze nam tusz do drukarki zabierz, Włodku xD https://t.co/gT7Hsjo41j

— Adrian Zandberg (@ZandbergRAZEM) November 20, 2025