Robert Telus, who was suspended from the Law and Justice (PiS) party in October of the previous year, has been reinstated following an internal inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the sale of state land linked to the Central Communication Port project. The suspension was initially due to concerns regarding the integrity of the land transactions, prompting party leader Jarosław Kaczyński to authorize an investigation into the matter. In various statements, different institutions expressed their positions regarding the legality and implications of these land sales, reflecting a broader scrutiny of dealings within the party.

During the investigation, attention was also directed at the actions taken to clarify the sale of land specifically related to the acquisition by the Dawtona company. The inquiry aimed to ascertain whether there were any irregularities or conflicts of interest involved in the transactions that had been made. Telus, speaking to the media, maintained his innocence throughout the process and awaited the outcome of the investigation, which has now resulted in his reinstatement as a member of the PiS party.

This reinstatement is significant not only for Telus but also reflects the internal dynamics within the PiS party, as it navigates the fallout from allegations related to its members' conduct. The move indicates an acknowledgment of the importance of party loyalty and the complexities of handling allegations that could impact the party's image ahead of future elections. The outcome of the investigation, along with the reactions from various stakeholders, may have implications on the party's operational transparency moving forward.