
The Razem and Poland 2050 Party is preparing a bill separating the functions of the prosecutor general and the minister of justice.
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The Ministers of Justice have also served as Attorney General since 1990, except for the years 2010-2016.
The Razem Party is responsible for the project, but Paweł Śliz from Poland 2050 is involved in this matter and is to be one of the applicants. According to information from RMF FM journalist Jakub Rybski, the act was signed by the entire Poland 2050 parliamentary club, as well as one MP from the Center and some politicians from Mateusz Morawiecki's Rozwoju Plus association.
The act assumes the separation of the functions of the prosecutor general and the minister of justice. According to the proposed regulations, the prosecutor general would be appointed by the Sejm by a 3/5 majority of votes with the consent of the Senate, for a 6-year term of office, without the possibility of renewal.
Parliament could dismiss such a person at the request of the Prime Minister or the National Council of Public Prosecutors.
Until a new prosecutor general is appointed, this function would be performed temporarily by the national prosecutor.
The ministers of justice have also served as prosecutors general since 1990. The only period when the Minister of Justice was not the Prosecutor General was 2010-16.

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