A potential impeachment trial for Adam Glapiński, the President of the National Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski), is gaining momentum. Michał Czarzasty, a member of the Polish parliament, discussed the timeline for voting on a motion to bring the case before the State Tribunal (Trybunał Stanu). The motion alleges irregularities in Glapiński’s conduct related to monetary policy decisions. Czarzasty indicated a vote on the matter is being scheduled, though a precise date remains undefined. The move comes amid ongoing political tensions between the current government and the previous administration, with accusations of politically motivated actions. If the motion passes in the Sejm, Glapiński would face investigation and potential removal from his position at the National Bank of Poland. The situation represents a significant challenge to the independence of Poland’s central bank.