The crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal is growing. What's next?

After more than two years of break, the parliamentary committee dealt with the provisions regarding the partial decriminalization of abortion assistance and the restoration of the possibility of terminating pregnancy in the event of severe fetal defects. The Marshal of the Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, was in favor of resuming work and reached an agreement on this matter with Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Do the projects have a chance for further proceedings and voting in the Sejm? Will the ruling coalition be able to reach an agreement with PSL, and if so, on what terms? How is a compromise on abortion law possible after months of political impasse?

There will also be the topic of the EU project EU KIDS Act, which is opposed by some of the computer game creators. Trade unionists warn that the new regulations may threaten independent producers, limit creative freedom and increase control over users' online activity. They also raise concerns about privacy and data security. Can protecting children on the Internet mean excessive interference in the freedom of creators and recipients? How to reconcile the safety of children with the right to privacy and the freedom to use digital culture?

We will also discuss the future of the EU budget. During the European debate on the multiannual financial framework, there was a proposal to move away from the seven-year budgeting cycle to shorter periods, e.g. four years. Supporters of this solution point to the rapidly changing geopolitical and economic situation. Would shorter budgets allow the EU to respond more efficiently to crises? How would such a change affect the predictability of financing EU programs and Poland's interests?