A deadline has passed within Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party regarding a controversial “loyalty” pledge. The pledge required members to declare their support for the party's current direction. Several party members, including prominent figures, have publicly refused to sign the document, stating they will not sign and haven’t signed it. This refusal represents a direct challenge to party leadership and signals deepening internal divisions. The lapse of the ultimatum now raises questions about who will remain within the PiS ranks and potential repercussions for the party's stability. Analysts suggest this could trigger a significant reshuffling or even a split within the party. The situation underscores ongoing tensions related to the political strategy and future of PiS.