Changes to Rules for Parliamentary Investigative Commissions
The bill amends the rules for appointing and composing parliamentary investigative commissions. This aims to strengthen parliamentary oversight of the government and administration, allowing for the establishment of a commission even at the request of a minority of MPs. Citizens can expect greater transparency in public authority actions.
Key points
An investigative commission can be automatically established if requested by at least 115 MPs or the Presidium of the Sejm, making it easier to form without majority consent.
The composition of the investigative commission will be determined proportionally to the number of MPs in clubs and circles, ensuring representation of various political groups.
Rules for excluding MPs from commissions have been changed to avoid arbitrary interpretations of impartiality.
Status:
In Progress
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