POLAND Law and Practice Contributed by: Tomasz Konopka, Katarzyna Randzio-Sajkowska, Katarzyna Stradomska-Balcerzyk and Michał Zieliński, Sołtysiński Kawecki & Szlęzak
Legislative Process The Polish Parliament has passed the Act amend - ing the Polish Criminal Procedure Code. Most of the changes concern the digitalisation of communica - tion between courts, attorneys and prosecutors. For instance, it will be possible to file an appeal with the court through an e-portal instead of by post. In 2026, a complementary amending Act is expected, which should enhance the right of defence, and comply with the EU’s regulatory requirements in this field.
• overseeing their implementation; • ensuring adequate resources and training; and • personal liability for non-compliance in certain circumstances. Members of management bodies may face individual sanctions, including temporary prohibitions from exer - cising management functions. Supply chain security Entities must assess and manage cybersecurity risks related to their supply chain, including: • security requirements for suppliers and service providers; • contractual arrangements addressing cybersecurity risks; • regular monitoring and assessment of supplier security practices; and • incident response coordination with supply chain partners.
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