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Kaczyński was elected a senator in elections of June 1989, and became the vice-chairman of Solidarity trade union NSZZ Solidarność. In Polish parliamentary election, 1991, Kaczyński was elected to the parliament as a non-party member. He was, however, supported by the electoral committee Center Civic Alliance, closely related but not identical to the political party Porozumienie Centrum (Center Agreement) led by his brother. He was also the main adviser and supporter of Lech Wałęsa when he was elected the President of Poland in December 1990. Wałęsa nominated Kaczyński to be the Security Minister in the Presidential Chancellery but fired him in 1992, due to a conflict concerning Jan Olszewski government. That event marks the beginning of a long conflict between Wałęsa and the Kaczyński brothers. According to Lech Wałęsa, who recently criticized the Kaczyński brothers, a reason was that "His approach is to first destroy and then think about what to build". [1]
Lech Kaczyński was the President of the Supreme Chamber of Control (Najwyższa Izba Kontroli, NIK) from February 1992 - May 1995 and later Minister of Justice and Attorney General in Jerzy Buzek's government between June 2000, and his dismissal in July 2001. In this time he was very popular because he fought corruption.