The Tribunal Has No Money in the 2027 Budget. Bogdan ŚWięczkowski Is Trying to Bypass the Ministry of Finance Blockade.
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What about funding for the Constitutional Tribunal's operations in 2027? The situation is alarming, which is why – "acting in a state of emergency" – the President of the Tribunal sent an urgent letter to the Speakers of the Sejm.
Constitutional Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski submitted the Constitutional Tribunal's draft financial plan for 2027 to the Sejm leadership. The government did not include the section concerning the Tribunal in next year's draft budget. Święczkowski cited a "state of emergency." In the letter, he also outlined the consequences of the lack of funding for employees and former judges.
The President of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, "acting in a state of emergency," submitted a draft financial plan for the Constitutional Tribunal for 2027 to, among others, the Speaker of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty. The government did not include the section concerning the Tribunal in next year's draft budget.
The government's two most important bills this fall—the tax bill and the budget bill—will soon be submitted to the Sejm. In the case of the former, the government expects MPs to leave it unchanged. However, there's still a chance that the budget will include funding for the Constitutional Tribunal. However, everything depends on the situation within the Constitutional Tribunal itself. And at the end of the road lies the president.
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