Supreme Court ruled that the County Executive, not the County Council, manages schools when not explicitly reserved for the Council.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed the Marshal's appeal against the Governor's supervisory decision invalidating the County Executive's resolutions regarding school director appointments. The Governor argued that the County Council, as the legislative body, held exclusive competence for educational matters, citing the Constitution and local government laws. The Court rejected this, establishing that since running schools is not explicitly reserved for the County Council, the County Executive acts as the competent authority under the default competence rule.