Maciej Berek will take the oath as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal today in the Sejm
Quick Look
- Maciej Berk will take the judicial oath in the Sejm after the decision made late yesterday evening as a result of the opinion of the Venice Commission allowing the ceremony without the president.
- The event will not take place in the Speaker's office or the Column Hall, but in another place in the Sejm.
- Representatives of the legal world, not politicians, were invited.
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Why It Matters
The decision to hold the judicial oath ceremony of Maciej Berek in the Sejm without the president was made late yesterday evening after the publication of the opinion of the Venice Commission authorizing such a procedure.
Information about today's oath of Maciej Berek in the Sejm was first reported by Polsat News.
According to RMF FM reporter Tomasz Skory, the decision to hold the ceremony was made late yesterday evening, following the publication of the opinion of the Venice Commission, allowing the taking of the judicial oath without the presence of the president.
Quick action will probably affect the number of invited guests, because some of them, including former presidents of the Constitutional Tribunal, have to get to Warsaw quite quickly.
The RMF FM reporter determined that during the ceremony Maciej Berek would be presented with a certificate of election by the Speaker of the Sejm. However, the event will not take place in the Marshal's office or in the Column Hall, but in some other place - certainly in the Sejm.
The most important figures in the legal world were invited to the ceremony, but not politicians.
Open Questions
- Where exactly in the Sejm will the ceremony take place?
- Who exactly will be invited to the ceremony among the representatives of the legal world?
- Will the president's absence at the ceremony have legal or political consequences?
