The Polish parliamentary committee for constitutional responsibility will begin proceedings this month regarding a motion to bring Zbigniew Ziobro before the State Tribunal. Ziobro is currently residing in the United States, seeking to avoid the proceedings. However, sources indicate his physical presence will not be required for the committee’s work. The move follows earlier discussions about the potential impeachment of Adam Glapiński, the former head of the National Bank of Poland, and suggests further accountability measures are underway. This development signifies a continuing effort to address alleged misconduct by prominent political figures. The committee’s action signals a serious escalation in the legal and political battle surrounding Ziobro’s actions while in office. Further details on the specific charges and timeline for the case are expected to be released soon.