Michał Woś is accused of abusing his powers while serving as deputy justice minister in the former PiS government.

Michał Woś is accused of abusing his powers while serving as deputy justice minister in the former PiS government.
PiS says it must comply with an order issued by the constitutional court to suspend the operation of the commission.
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Ahead of a Senate vote on his candidacy, PiS MP Bartłomiej Wróblewski has offered a “compromise”.
A rebellion within the government had left the entire fund at risk, but it has passed with some opposition support.
A minority government or early elections are possible.
The president and prime minister will also see their salaries double.
The government has signalled its opposition to the change.
A judge warns that the new rules could “roll out of the red carpet for corruption”.
The opposition’s new candidate will have just days to collect the 100,000 supporting signatures.
The measure was supported by all political groups in parliament apart from the far right.
The new measures aim to boost government subsidies and broaden social security payments exemptions.
A dramatic day in parliament also saw the deputy PM quit and PiS initially lose a key vote.
The opposition warns that the changes could invalidate elections.
Many MPs argued that today’s session should itself have been held remotely.