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The subject of analysis is the compliance with the Constitution of the Republic of Poland of the norms of the draft act – Provisions Introducing the Act on the Constitutional Tribunal (ver. no. 254/X Term), which addresses the legal status of judgements issued by this body in situation when some of its members were not authorised to adjudicate. This opinion addresses the finality of judgements made by the Constitutional Tribunal, focusing on the constitutional significance of this principle in a democratic state of law. It also examines whether such judgements can be invalidated through a special law. The conclusion reached is that the Constitution of the Republic of Poland does not provide any basis for reviewing the final judgements of the Constitutional Tribunal, and the notion of invalidating these judgements is not applicable within the Polish legal framework.
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The opinion concerns the compliance with the Constitution of the Republic of Poland of the parliamentary draft act – Provisions Introducing the Act on the Constitutional Tribunal (ver. no. 254/X Term). The text focuses on the proposed regulations concerning the effects of rulings issued by the Constitutional Tribunal with the participation of persons not authorised to adjudicate. In this regard, it points out that declaring such rulings invalid could lead to consequences threatening legal certainty of the law and thus violate Article 2 of the Polish Constitution. The opinion also highlights the inconsistency with the Constitution of the Republic of Poland of the solutions envisages in the draft, resulting in the termination of the terms of office of the President and Vice President of the Constitutional Tribunal and allowing for arbitrary termination of employment relationships of current staff members of the Tribunal’s Chancellery and the Tribunal’s Legal Service Office.
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