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Immunity waiver: Michał Dworczyk

MEP immunity request

Immunity waiver: Michał Dworczyk

This decision concerns the waiver of immunity for Michał Dworczyk, a Member of the European Parliament. The waiver allows Polish authorities to proceed with criminal investigations against him related to alleged offences committed before he became an MEP. The decision affects Michał Dworczyk, who is currently a Member of the European Parliament. It also impacts the Polish judicial authorities, who can now pursue criminal proceedings against him. The European Parliament has decided to waive Mr. Dworczyk's immunity. This means he will not be protected from criminal prosecution for alleged actions, including exceeding his powers, failing to fulfil duties, and obstructing justice. The waiver is based on the assessment that the alleged offences are not linked to his political opinions or votes as an MEP, and there is no indication of political persecution. The decision instructs the President of the European Parliament to inform the Polish authorities and Mr. Dworczyk.

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AI-generated·3 Apr 2026·Source document·Unverified

The European Parliament decided to waive the immunity of Michał Dworczyk.

What changes

  • A decision was made to waive the immunity of Michał Dworczyk.
  • The President is instructed to forward the decision and committee report to the appropriate Polish authority and Michał Dworczyk.

Expected impact

  • The waiver of immunity allows criminal proceedings to be brought against Michał Dworczyk in Poland.
  • Parliament found no evidence that the legal proceedings are intended to undermine the Member’s political activity.
  • Parliamentary immunity is considered a guarantee of the independence of Parliament and its Members, not a personal privilege.

Limitations

  • The document does not contain details about the specific outcomes of the criminal proceedings.
  • The document does not provide information on the exact nature of the alleged offences beyond the articles of the Polish Criminal Code cited.
  • The document does not detail the specific procedural activities conducted during the investigation.

No voting data yet. Records appear after plenary roll-call votes.

Committee

23 Sept 2025

1st Reading (EP)

7 Oct 2025

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