Let us remind you that on Monday Maciej Świrski was dismissed from his function. “Pursuant to Article 9 para. 1, in connection with Article 7 (2b of the Act of 29.12.1992 on radio and television, guided by the concern for reliable fulfillment of the constitutional obligations of the National Broadcasting Council threatened by the actions of the coalition in the Sejm of the Republic of Poland, members of the Council dismissed Maciej Świrski, by the statutory majority of four votes from the function of chairman KRRiR. communication.
Agnieszka Glapiak, elected by the statutory majority of four votes, became the new chairman of the National Broadcasting Council. Hanna Karp was the deputy chairman of the National Broadcasting Council, also elected by the statutory majority of four votes.
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Maciej Świrski referred to changes in the National Broadcasting Council on Monday afternoon, publishing a statement in social media. He emphasized that “”The convened meeting has no legal basis, because only the chairman has the right to convene it and resume after a break “. In his opinion, the actions of the ruling coalition are “recognition of unlawfulness “ these steps. He also announced a fight for staying.
On Tuesday morning, however, he changed his mind. “Out of respect for the Polish state and the seriousness of the moment, I decided that I would not take action to reverse yesterday – in my opinion, the defective legally – dismissal of me from the function of the chairman of the National Broadcasting Council. In the face of the swearing of the President of the Republic of Poland, I do not want to give an excuse to the ruling to generate chaos and lowering the rank of offices,” wrote Świrski.
On July 25, the Sejm voted a resolution to erect a former chairman of the National Broadcasting Council, Maciej Świrski, before the State Tribunal. The interested person himself commented on the decision briefly: “I don't recognize this result “.
