
Tomasz Terlikowski announces a conversation about the functioning of the Constitutional Tribunal, possible police intervention in the selection of Constitutional Tribunal judges, the notification regarding the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, proposals for universal military training, state finances and the future of Law and Justice, including the role of Daniel Obajtek and the party's relations with Rozwoj Plus.
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The article concerns the announcement of Tomasz Terlikowski's interview on RMF FM, which will discuss topics related to the functioning of the Constitutional Tribunal, the proposal of universal military training, state finances and the situation within Law and Justice.
We will also talk about the Constitutional Tribunal and the dispute surrounding its functioning. Is it possible to introduce judges elected by the Sejm to the Constitutional Tribunal and would this really require police intervention?
Tomasz Terlikowski will also ask about the notification regarding the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, and about the proposal of universal, mandatory military training. Does Poland have the appropriate resources to introduce such a system, how much could it cost, and should Poland, in the event of a threat, be able to shoot down targets flying towards it over Ukrainian territory?
There will be many questions about state finances and the future of PiS. Is the party preparing a new economic program in which Daniel Obajtek would play an important role? Will PiS support tax changes and health care reform combined with hospital restructuring?
Jacek Sasin will also refer to PiS's relationship with Rozwoj Plus, possible returns of parliamentarians associated with Mateusz Morawiecki, the future of the Senate pact and PiS's involvement in local elections in Krakow.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Law and Justice will present a new economic program with the participation of Daniel Obajtek in the coming weeks.
Possible · Within weeks
The proposal for universal, mandatory military training will spark further public debate on national security.
Likely · Within weeks

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