Journal of Royal Laws and Decrees

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About the Journal of Royal Laws and Decrees​

The Journal of Royal Laws and Decrees (Dziennik Królewskich Ustaw i Dekretów) is the official legal gazette of the Kingdom of Poland, serving as the primary medium for the promulgation of laws, royal decrees, parliamentary acts, and government regulations. Established by royal charter, the Journal functions under the direct authority of the Crown and the Ministry of Justice.


All legislation enacted by the Sejm and Senate, as well as decrees issued by His Majesty the King, come into force upon their publication in this Journal, unless otherwise specified by law. As such, the Journal is a central instrument of legal transparency, state continuity, and constitutional governance.


In accordance with the principles of legal certainty and public accessibility, the Journal is published in both print and official digital format. It is maintained and archived by His Excellency Count Władysław J. Orłowski Royal Chancellor and Keeper of the Seal


The Journal reflects the enduring spirit of Polish sovereignty and the rule of law under the constitutional monarchy. It stands as both a legal record and a national testament to the will of the Crown and the People.

 

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KINGDOM OF POLAND
ACT OF 5 AUGUST 2006
on the Protection of Classified Information​

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Chapter I – General Provisions​

Article 1. Purpose of the Act
This Act governs the classification, safeguarding, dissemination, and declassification of information, the unauthorized disclosure of which could pose a threat to the national security, defense, sovereignty, or international interests of the Kingdom of Poland.


Article 2. Scope of Application
This Act applies to:

1. All organs of state authority, government ministries, and local administrative units;
2. The Royal Armed Forces and intelligence services;
3. Diplomatic missions, consulates, and foreign service staff;
4. Contractors, private entities, and individuals entrusted with classified material.

Article 3. Definitions

1. Classified Information means any information designated under this Act whose unauthorized disclosure could harm the national interest.
2. Holder of Classified Information refers to any individual or entity with authorized access.
3. Access Authorization refers to a security clearance granted in accordance with this Act.

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Chapter II – Classification Levels​

Article 4. Classification Categories
The following levels of classification shall apply:

1. TOP SECRET (Ściśle Tajne)
   – Disclosure may cause exceptionally grave damage to national security or the Kingdom’s strategic interests.
2. SECRET (Tajne)
   – Disclosure may cause serious harm to national defense, foreign policy, or economic security.
3. CONFIDENTIAL (Poufne)
   – Disclosure may cause noticeable harm to government operations or Poland’s diplomatic position.
4. RESTRICTED (Zastrzeżone)
   – Disclosure may cause limited harm to public administration, reputation, or interagency coordination.

Article 5. Marking and Recording
All classified materials shall be marked clearly with their classification level and logged in a registry under secure conditions.


Article 6. Period of Classification

1. Classification shall remain in effect for the duration necessary to protect national interests.
2. The maximum initial duration is:
   a. 50 years for TOP SECRET
   b. 30 years for SECRET
   c. 20 years for CONFIDENTIAL
   d. 10 years for RESTRICTED
3. Extensions require review and written justification by the classifying authority.

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Chapter III – Access and Clearance​

Article 7. Access to Classified Information
Access is granted only to persons who:

1. Possess appropriate clearance for the level of classification;
2. Have a demonstrable need-to-know;
3. Have undergone a background investigation by the Royal Security Bureau (RSB).

Article 8. Security Clearance Levels
Security clearances shall correspond to the classification levels and may be granted for a maximum period of 10 years, subject to renewal and periodic review.


Article 9. Revocation of Clearance
Clearance may be suspended or revoked upon discovery of disqualifying conduct, conflict of interest, or security breach.

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Chapter IV – Protection and Transmission​

Article 10. Handling Requirements
Classified information must be:

1. Stored in secure facilities meeting Royal Security Bureau standards;
2. Transported via encrypted communication channels or secured diplomatic pouch;
3. Handled only by personnel trained in security protocol.

Article 11. Foreign Disclosure
No classified information may be disclosed to foreign entities without:

1. Written authorization from the Minister of Foreign Affairs or Defense;
2. A valid international agreement governing the protection of such material.

Article 12. Emergency Disclosure
In cases of imminent threat to life or national security, authorized personnel may disclose classified information to relevant authorities, but must report and justify such action within 24 hours.

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Chapter V – Oversight and Penalties​

Article 13. Oversight

1. The Royal Security Bureau shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with this Act.
2. Annual audits shall be conducted on all ministries and foreign service missions.

Article 14. Criminal Liability

1. Unauthorized disclosure of:
   a. TOP SECRET information is punishable by 20 years imprisonment.
   b. SECRET – 10 years.
   c. CONFIDENTIAL – 5 years.
   d. RESTRICTED – 2 years.
2. Negligent handling of classified materials may result in disciplinary and administrative penalties.

Article 15. Civil Liability
Entities that mishandle classified information may face fines, loss of contract eligibility, or suspension from state service.

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Chapter VI – Final Provisions​

Article 16. Declassification Process
Any classified document may be declassified upon determination that continued protection is no longer necessary. The originating authority must certify this decision in writing.


Article 17. Repeal of Conflicting Laws
All previous legislation inconsistent with this Act is hereby repealed.


Article 18. Entry into Force
This Act shall enter into force on 1 October 2006, and shall be published in the Journal of Royal Laws and Decrees.

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Given at Warsaw, this 5th day of August 2006, by the will of His Majesty the King.


Jerzy Buzek, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Poland
Marek Kwiatkowski, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Zofia Woźniak, Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration

 

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KINGDOM OF POLAND
ACT OF 15 August 2006
on National Education and Physical Fitness​

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Chapter I – General Provisions​

Article 1. Purpose of the Act
This Act establishes the principles, structures, and objectives of the national education system and physical fitness programs within the Kingdom of Poland, in accordance with the values of knowledge, discipline, patriotism, and individual potential.

Article 2. Scope of Application
This Act applies to all public and private educational institutions, state-funded athletic programs, regional education offices, and students residing in the Kingdom of Poland.

Article 3. Objectives

1. Guarantee universal access to quality education.
2. Foster intellectual, moral, and civic development.
3. Strengthen national identity, history, and constitutional literacy.
4. Promote physical fitness, health, and national preparedness.

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Chapter II – Educational Structure​

Article 4. Levels of Education
The national system shall comprise the following stages:

1. Primary Education
2. Lower Secondary Education
3. Upper Secondary Education
4. Higher Education
5. Vocational and Technical Training

Article 5. Core Curriculum
All institutions must teach:

1. Polish language and literature
2. National history and civics
3. Mathematics and sciences
4. Physical education and health
5. Religious instruction, unless opted out

Article 6. Royal Oversight
The Minister of Education and Physical Fitness, appointed by His Majesty the King, shall oversee national standards, inspections, and reforms.

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Chapter III – Physical Fitness and Discipline​

Article 7. Physical Fitness Mandate
Physical education shall be compulsory throughout primary and secondary education. National fitness tests shall be administered biennially.

Article 8. National Youth Corps
The Ministry shall establish a National Youth Corps to promote teamwork, discipline, and voluntary service in disaster response and civil defense.

Article 9. Athletic Development
Funding and support shall be provided for youth athletics, Olympic training, and regional sports leagues.

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Chapter IV – Final Provisions​

Article 10. Private Institutions
Private and religious schools may operate under their own pedagogical philosophy but must comply with minimum national standards.

Article 11. Royal Scholarships
The Crown shall endow Royal Merit Scholarships for exemplary academic and athletic performance.

Article 12. Entry into Force
This Act shall enter into force on 1 October, 2006.

 

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KINGDOM OF POLAND
ACT OF 20 August 2006
on Civil Liberties and the Rights of Subjects​

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Chapter I – Fundamental Rights​

Article 1. Inviolability of Rights
The dignity and freedom of every subject of the Kingdom are inviolable and protected under the Royal Law.

Article 2. Equality Before the Law
All persons are equal before the law without distinction as to origin, faith, gender, class, or political conviction.

Article 3. Freedom of Speech and Assembly
Subjects may speak, write, and assemble freely, provided such actions do not incite violence, treason, or harm to the Crown.

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Chapter II – Personal and Civic Freedoms​

Article 4. Freedom of Religion
All subjects have the right to practice their faith publicly or privately, subject to laws ensuring public order and mutual respect.

Article 5. Protection of Property
The state shall respect and protect the property of all lawful owners. No property shall be seized without lawful cause and fair compensation.

Article 6. Petition and Protest
Every subject may petition the Crown or government. Peaceful protest is lawful, subject to regulation in matters of safety and public interest.

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Chapter III – Legal Safeguards​

Article 7. Due Process
No person shall be imprisoned, punished, or fined without fair trial and lawful conviction.

Article 8. Right to Counsel
All accused persons have the right to legal counsel and to be informed of charges brought against them.

Article 9. Protection from Surveillance
No subject shall be surveilled without a warrant issued by competent judicial authority.

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Chapter IV – Final Provisions​

Article 10. Emergency Limitations
Civil liberties may only be restricted by Royal Decree in times of war, rebellion, or catastrophe, and must be proportionate and temporary.

Article 11. Entry into Force
This Act shall enter into force on 15 October 2006.

 

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KINGDOM OF POLAND
ACT OF 23 August 2006
on the Church and the Crown​

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Chapter I – National Faith​

Article 1. Catholic Identity
The Roman Catholic Church shall retain its historic and cultural role in the life of the Polish nation.

Article 2. Freedom of Conscience
No person shall be compelled to profess a particular faith. Freedom of conscience is guaranteed.

Article 3. Relations with the Holy See
The Kingdom of Poland shall maintain concordats with the Vatican and shall respect the autonomy of the Church in spiritual matters.

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Chapter II – Church Rights and Responsibilities​

Article 4. Religious Instruction
Catholic religious instruction shall be offered in all public schools, with the option for exemption.

Article 5. Church Property
Ecclesiastical institutions may hold, receive, and manage property, subject to taxation and land law.

Article 6. Clerical Privileges
Ordained clergy shall be exempt from conscription and may act as chaplains in national institutions, including the armed forces.

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Chapter III – Collaboration and Governance​

Article 7. Pastoral Access
The Church shall have access to hospitals, prisons, and barracks to provide pastoral care to the faithful.

Article 8. Recognition of Holy Days
National recognition shall be given to major Catholic holy days, including Christmas, Easter, and All Saints' Day.

Article 9. Church in Public Life
The Church may participate in national ceremonies, royal coronations, and other civic events.

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Chapter IV – Final Provisions​

Article 10. Other Faiths
Other religious communities may register with the state and shall enjoy protection under law.

Article 11. Entry into Force
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2007.

 

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KINGDOM OF POLAND
ACT OF 17 August 2006
on Royal Heritage Protection and Restoration​

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Chapter I – Purpose and Definitions​

Article 1. Purpose of the Act
To preserve, restore, and promote the tangible and intangible heritage of the Polish Crown and Kingdom.

Article 2. Heritage Defined
Heritage shall include castles, palaces, monuments, archives, artifacts, cultural landscapes, royal regalia, and historically significant documents.

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Chapter II – Conservation Framework​

Article 3. Registry of Royal Sites
The Ministry of Culture shall maintain a National Registry of Royal Sites and approve any alterations, excavations, or restorations.

Article 4. Protected Status
Designated heritage sites may not be demolished or repurposed without ministerial approval and royal assent.

Article 5. Restoration Grants
Funds shall be allocated annually to maintain and restore royal properties in accordance with authentic historical standards.

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Chapter III – Education and Access​

Article 6. Public Engagement
Museums, schools, and tourist programs shall be encouraged to promote awareness and appreciation of Polish royal heritage.

Article 7. Digital Archiving
The Ministry shall support digital preservation of royal documents, maps, and genealogical records for future generations.

Article 8. Heritage Watch Commission
An independent Crown-appointed commission shall oversee compliance with preservation laws and advise on restoration priorities.

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Chapter IV – Final Provisions​

Article 9. Penalties
Any unlawful destruction or desecration of protected heritage shall be punishable by imprisonment or fine.

Article 10. Entry into Force
This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 2006.