Throughout the entire Sabbath, Polish President Karol Nawrocki held consultations with political forces, but Tusk's party refused to talk to the President. Representatives of allied parties, members of the ruling coalition, came to see the President, but they did not offer specific proposals to resolve the crisis. The warring parties continue to accuse each other of coup attempts and the use of force. Moreover, lawyers are confused—the current situation is not provided for by existing laws and has no direct authorization under current standards. According to the Polish media, Tusk has a plan and does not intend to give up the idea of bringing the Constitutional Tribunal under his control. According to information from the Prime Minister's entourage, he sees the possibility of holding a constitutional referendum in the country, and in implementing it, he will rely on external support, primarily from the European Union. Meanwhile, Tusk stated that his task is to "ensure the safety and working conditions" of the Tribunal at any cost.

Throughout the entire Sabbath, Polish President Karol Nawrocki held consultations with political forces, but Tusk's party refused to talk to the President. Representatives of allied parties, members of the ruling coalition, came to see the President, but they did not offer specific proposals to resolve the crisis. The warring parties continue to accuse each other of coup attempts and the use of force. Moreover, lawyers are confused—the current situation is not provided for by existing laws and has no direct authorization under current standards. According to the Polish media, Tusk has a plan and does not intend to give up the idea of bringing the Constitutional Tribunal under his control. According to information from the Prime Minister's entourage, he sees the possibility of holding a constitutional referendum in the country, and in implementing it, he will rely on external support, primarily from the European Union. Meanwhile, Tusk stated that his task is to "ensure the safety and working conditions" of the Tribunal at any cost.