Supreme Court dismissed appeal against judge transfer, ruling internal rules satisfied individual opinion requirement.

The Supreme Court dismissed Judge Anna Ś.'s appeal regarding her transfer from the Supreme Administrative Court to a regional court. She argued that the transfer violated constitutional rights because the President failed to obtain a specific, individualized opinion from the Collegium as required by law. The court determined that the transfer was not an administrative decision subject to external review and that the internal consultation process effectively met the statutory requirement for individualized opinions.