Miller under pressure to divorce his role as premier from party leader

Borowski emphasized that replacing the Premier would not be recommended, as the government lacks a majority in Parliamentary to appoint a new premier. Miller did not reject divorcing his party and state posts, saying that the decision will be made collectively by party members. The prime minister is currently commencing a series of individual meetings with senior SLD officials to discuss the matter. It seems like the final decision will be made on March 6 during the SLD convention. Meanwhile, several SLD deputies claim that the change in the leadership of the party is not enough to turn around the falling public support for the party. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A1; Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 4) A.K.