Supreme Administrative Court of Poland

The Supreme Administrative Court of the Republic of Poland, in Polish the Naczelny Sad Administracyjny and abbreviated NSA, is the court of last resort in administrative cases, such as disputes between private citizens or corporations and administrative bodies. It hears appeals from the lower administrative courts, which are called Voivodeship Administrative Courts. The court is located in Warsaw and consists of its President, Vice Presidents and judges. It is divided into three chambers: a Commercial Chamber that oversees regional administrative courts on customs and most business regulation, a Financial Chamber that oversees them on tax obligations and other payments, and a General Administrative Chamber that handles the rest. Its organs are the President, the General Assembly of Judges and the Council of Judges. The President is nominated for six years by the President of Poland from two candidates chosen by the General Assembly of Judges. Recent presidents include Marek Zirk-Sadowski from 2015 to 2022 and Jacek Chlebny since 2022.