INDIVIDUAL INFORMATION RIGHTS OF A COUNCILOR

The monograph by Bartosz Wilk is an in-depth analysis of the impact of individual information rights of councilors on their legal status in local government units. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the functioning of local governments, administrative law, and the role of councilors in the decision-making process. The author, relying on extensive source material, including the jurisprudence of administrative courts and literature on the rights of parliamentarians, presents a comprehensive picture of the challenges and legal problems associated with these rights.

• Detailed analysis of the impact of the Act of January 11, 2018 on the legal status of councilors.
• Comprehensive discussion of individual information rights of councilors.
• In-depth analysis of the jurisprudence of administrative courts regarding these rights.
• Comparison of the rights of councilors with the rights of members of parliament and senators.
• Identification of challenges and legal problems related to the application of regulations.
• Clear language and logical structure make it easier to understand complex legal issues.

This monograph is the result of many years of research and analysis by the author, who specializes in administrative and local government law. Bartosz Wilk, as an expert in this field, presents his conclusions in a reliable and objective manner, relying on solid theoretical and practical foundations. This book will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about the functioning of local governments and the role of councilors in the decision-making process.

This publication is an invaluable aid for councilors, local government officials, law and administration students, as well as for anyone interested in the functioning of local governments in Poland. Thanks to it, one can better understand the rights and obligations of councilors, as well as the challenges they face in their daily work. This monograph is also a valuable source of information for researchers of administrative and local government law who are looking for current and reliable knowledge on this topic.

The Scientific Publishing House of the University of Szczecin, known for publishing high-quality scientific works, hands over to readers a monograph that will certainly meet the expectations of even the most demanding recipients. This book has been carefully prepared in terms of editorial and graphic design, which further increases its value. The 239x171 mm format and paperback binding make it a publication that is convenient to use and store. The number of pages (131) guarantees that the topic has been exhaustively discussed, and at the same time the book is not too extensive and difficult to assimilate.