Poland tells EU its overhaul of judiciary in line with EU standardsWARSAW (Reuters) - Poland said on Monday that the legislative process overhauling  its judiciary is in line with European standards and called the European Commission s concerns about rule of law in the country groundless. On July 26, the Commission said it would launch legal action against Poland over the reforms and gave Warsaw a month to respond to concerns that the process undermines the independence of judges and breaks EU rules. Last month, Polish President Andrzej Duda signed into a law a bill giving the justice minister the power to replace heads of ordinary courts, but after mass street protests blocked two other bills. The vetoed bills would have empowered the government and parliament to replace Supreme Court judges and most members of a high-level judicial panel.  In response ... the Polish side emphasized that the legislative process which has the primary goal of reforming the justice system is in line with European standards and answers  social expectations that have been growing for years, therefore the Commission s doubts are groundless,  the foreign ministry said in a statement. The ministry also said that  in the spirit of loyal cooperation  it has provided the European Commission with all necessary information on the situation in Poland.  Poland s right-wing, eurosceptic government says the reforms are needed to streamline a slow, outdated legal system and make judges more accountable to the people. It has already tightened control of state media and took steps that critics said politicized the constitutional court. worldnews
poland tells eu overhaul judiciary line eu standardswarsaw reuters poland said monday legislative process overhanging judiciary line european standards called european commission concerns rule law country groundless on july commission said would launch legal action poland reforms gave warsaw month respond concerns process undermines independence judges breaks eu rules last month polish president andrew dude signed law bill giving justice minister power replace heads ordinary courts mass street protests blocked two bills the vetoed bills would empowered government parliament replace supreme court judges members judicial panel in response polish side emphasized legislative process primary goal reforming justice system line european standards answers social expectations growing years therefore commission doubts groundless foreign ministry said statement the ministry also said spirit loyal cooperation provided european commission necessary information situation poland poland eurosceptic government says reforms needed streamline slow outdated legal system make judges accountable people it already tightened control state media took steps critics said politicized constitutional court worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Poland tells EU its overhaul of judiciary in line with EU standardsWARSAW (Reuters) - Poland said on Monday that the legislative process overhauling  its judiciary is in line with European standards and called the European Commission s concerns about rule of law in the country groundless. On July 26, the Commission said it would launch legal action against Poland over the reforms and gave Warsaw a month to respond to concerns that the process undermines the independence of judges and breaks EU rules. Last month, Polish President Andrzej Duda signed into a law a bill giving the justice minister the power to replace heads of ordinary courts, but after mass street protests blocked two other bills. The vetoed bills would have empowered the government and parliament to replace Supreme Court judges and most members of a high-level judicial panel.  In response ... the Polish side emphasized that the legislative process which has the primary goal of reforming the justice system is in line with European standards and answers  social expectations that have been growing for years, therefore the Commission s doubts are groundless,  the foreign ministry said in a statement. The ministry also said that  in the spirit of loyal cooperation  it has provided the European Commission with all necessary information on the situation in Poland.  Poland s right-wing, eurosceptic government says the reforms are needed to streamline a slow, outdated legal system and make judges more accountable to the people. It has already tightened control of state media and took steps that critics said politicized the constitutional court. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: poland tells eu overhaul judiciary line eu standardswarsaw reuters poland said monday legislative process overhanging judiciary line european standards called european commission concerns rule law country groundless on july commission said would launch legal action poland reforms gave warsaw month respond concerns process undermines independence judges breaks eu rules last month polish president andrew dude signed law bill giving justice minister power replace heads ordinary courts mass street protests blocked two bills the vetoed bills would empowered government parliament replace supreme court judges members judicial panel in response polish side emphasized legislative process primary goal reforming justice system line european standards answers social expectations growing years therefore commission doubts groundless foreign ministry said statement the ministry also said spirit loyal cooperation provided european commission necessary information situation poland poland eurosceptic government says reforms needed streamline slow outdated legal system make judges accountable people it already tightened control state media took steps critics said politicized constitutional court worldnews