在未来几天，当新政府得到批准时，国会将开会。

Tomorrow, Morawiecki's presentation of the Council of Ministers' action plan with a request for a vote of confidence is scheduled. The vote of confidence is to take place in the afternoon. Then there will be time for submitting nominations for the Prime Minister. The opposition's candidate for the prime minister is Donald Tusk. Afterwards, the Members of Parliament will proceed to elect the prime minister. Then there will be a debate, followed by a vote. On Tuesday, the new Prime Minister will present the action plan, the government composition, and the proposal regarding the Council of Ministers' election. Then, the Sejm will vote for the Prime Minister and the proposed members of the Council of Ministers. That's a brief summary, in general, a lot will be happening.

There will, as usual, be a lot of fuss, mutual accusations, and... most importantly: DT will finally get back into power, at least in terms of its external signs. Unfortunately, power, contrary to our Constitution, does not come from the Nation but is wielded behind the scenes. Fortunately for us, there is also a kind of tug-of-war going on behind the scenes. Before the US elections, Germany will want to gain as much as possible in this short time. Our "greatest/best ally" has gotten involved in two wars and is led by a "cheerful old man" who puts on a good face.

On Monday, 11.12.2023.

In the upcoming days, important debates and votes regarding the approval of a new government will take place in the Sejm. Currently, the process of negotiation and coalition building, which will have a majority in the parliament, is underway. It is expected that the vote on the approval of the government may occur soon, but the exact date has not been announced yet. The course of events in the Sejm largely depends on the results of negotiations and the support of political parties. It is necessary to follow current news in order to stay up to date with what is happening in the Polish parliament.