The National
Broadcasting Council

Due to the current national security situation, the National Broadcasting Council unanimously adopted a resolution appealing to the Minister of Culture and National Heritage to immediately terminate the process of liquidating public media companies.

On 8 August 2025, a meeting of the National Broadcasting Council was held and chaired by Dr Agnieszka Glapiak, the Council's Chair. Prof. Hanna Karp (Deputy Chair) and members Marzena Paczuska and Prof. Tadeusz Kowalski attended the meeting. Maciej Świrski did not participate in the meeting. The National Broadcasting Council is conducting its regular work without any disruptions.

The Chairman of the National Broadcasting Council has submitted a petition to the European Parliament concerning the Sejm's violation of Article 30 of Directive 2010/13/EU on audiovisual media services.

In accordance with the statutory obligation to index subscription fees, as specified in the Act on Subscription Fees of 21 April 2005, the National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT) has adopted a regulation setting the fees for the use of radio and television receivers in 2026 at the lowest possible level.

On 24 June 2025, the National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT) held a ceremony at its headquarters to present the Dr Paweł Stępka Awards for the best doctoral dissertation and the best popular science publication in the field of electronic media, published in 2024.

The 10 of June, Mr Maciej Świrski the Chairmen of the National Broadcasting Council was visiting with the Chairwoman of the Albanian media market regulator (AMA), Armela Krasniqi.

The Prime Minister's inclusion of the largest private broadcasters, TVN SA and Telewizja Polsat, on the government's list of strategic entities under state protection, bypassing the National Broadcasting Council, is an attempt to usurp further powers of the National Broadcasting Council.