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organ. According to Article 29 of the constitution, the Council of State consisted of seventeen people: the chairman, four deputy chairmen, the secretary, and eleven other members. All were elected by the Sejm from its members during the parliament's first session after elections. They were usually
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were elected. In practice, the council (and the Polish state) was often represented by its chairman, who may have been referred to as the president of Poland by foreign representatives. The council ratified or renounced international agreements, appointed and recalled representatives of Poland to
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When the Sejm was not in session (in practice, for most of the year), the Council of State had the power to issue decrees that had the force of law. These decrees had to be approved by the Sejm at its next session. Due to the principles of
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The Council of State institution was eliminated on 19 July 1989 by a constitutional amendment. Some of its functions were transferred to the reestablished office of the President of Poland.
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other states and to international organizations; it conferred orders and had the power of pardon. Some of its other constitutional functions were:
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issuing decrees during periods between Sejm sessions (the decrees had to be later accepted by the Sejm),
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Poland Since 1956: Readings and essays on Polish government and politics
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calling elections to the Sejm and convening its sessions,
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First Chairman of the Council elected on the basics of
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The Organisation and Work of the Polish Sejm 1952–72
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determining binding interpretations of Sejm statues.
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Republic of Poland
Polish
Small Constitution of 1947
executive
President of the Republic of Poland
Marshal
Sejm
Supreme Audit Office
Council of Ministers
Constitution of the Polish People's Republic
head of state
Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR)
satellite parties
United People's Party (ZSL)
Alliance of Democrats (SD)
democratic centralism
Chairman of the Council of State (Poland)
Bolesław Bierut

PZPR
Aleksander Zawadzki

PZPR
Edward Ochab
Oskar R. Lange
Bolesław Podedworny
Stanisław Kulczyński
PZPR
ZSL

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