Lawmakers from the Polish People’s Party (PSL) have announced their departure from the Presidential Council. The decision follows what they describe as two months of intensive, yet ultimately unproductive, effort. Details surrounding the specific reasons for their resignation remain sparse, but the phrase "two months of hard work" suggests frustration with the council’s progress or lack thereof. This move potentially signals a shift in the relationship between the PSL and the presidential office. The PSL representatives did not elaborate on future plans or specific disagreements that led to this outcome. This departure could impact the council’s composition and influence, potentially altering the dynamics of presidential consultations. Further analysis will be needed to determine the broader political implications of this resignation.