In Poland they want to initiate a vote of no confidence in the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk because of the situation with the Constitutional Court. Matash Moravetski, the former prime minister and member of the Seimas, offered a similar proposal. Morawiecki proposes to establish a technical government led by the former chairman of the Sejm, Mark York, which will rule until the parliamentary elections in Poland (they are scheduled for October 2027). For Tusk to be declared a vote of no confidence, a majority of deputies must vote - at least 231. On the evening of October 30, Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrowska removed the leadership of the Constitutional Court and assumed power. In response, the opposition accused the government of attacking the court and outside the building, demonstrations broke out with clashes and arrests. Korwin-Piotrowska herself explained this by saying that the old administration blocked the work of the court. President Karol Nabrotsky returned in an emergency from Senegal and announced that he does not recognize the new leadership. In the morning he convened urgent consultations with the forces of parliament. In Poland there is a long-standing conflict between the government of Donald Tusk and the president over control of the judicial system. The Prime Minister is trying to renew the Constitutional Court, which he believes depends on the previous PiS government. In the past, President Nabrotsky blocked the swearing in of new judges, and the former head of the court, Savchakovsky, did not allow them to work.