The author of the entry accused Waldemar of omitting Article 154, paragraph 3 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. He wrote that if the first attempt to appoint a government failed, the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers would be elected by the Sejm, and the President would be obliged to appoint them. He emphasized that the President would not have the right of veto in this procedure and indicated that this happened in 2023. The author also considered the possibility that Nawrocki would refuse to take the oath, similar to the case of the oath of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He assessed that this would lead to a serious constitutional crisis since the Constitution did not provide a straightforward mechanism for forcing the President to perform this duty. He added that based on Article 162, paragraph 3, the outgoing government could continue to perform its duties despite the Sejm electing a new cabinet. He pointed out that such a scenario would mean that the body responsible for ensuring compliance with the Constitution could prevent the execution of its provisions. #Konstytucja #Polska #KryzysPolityczny (translated)

