The President’s chief of staff, Zbigniew Bogucki, has indicated significant reservations regarding the nomination of Maciej Berka as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal (TK). Bogucki stated that Berka’s candidacy requires thorough scrutiny to eliminate any doubts, emphasizing that current concerns are “gigantic.” These comments follow the selection of Berka for the position. The Presidential Palace is preparing a response to the situation, suggesting potential challenges to Berka's appointment before any swearing-in ceremony. Bogucki signaled a formal process of review will be undertaken to address the substantial questions surrounding Berka’s qualifications and suitability. The Palace has yet to announce whether the President will proceed with administering the oath of office to Berka. This development raises questions about the future composition of the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland.