Edited sentence: A 2018 amendment to the law, often referred to as the Holocaust Law, added an article 55a that attempts to defend the "good name" of Poland and its people against any accusation of complicity in the Holocaust.A new 2016 law, formulated by the Law and Justice-led government, stipulates that the IPN oppose publication of matter that dishonors or harms the Polish nation, and that history be made available as "an element of patriotic education".Historian Idesbald Goddeeris sees changes in the IPN as marking a return of politics to the IPN, and Holocaust scholar Jolanta Ambrosewicz-Jacobs sees the post-2015 IPN as a body promoting historical revisionism.Originally a criminal offense, an international outcry to to the modification of the act so that it is a civil offense.Pursuant to a new law which went into effect on 15 March 2007, the IPN was tasked with lustration; however, on 11 May 2007 this was found by Poland's constitutional court to be  unconstitutional.The IPN is tasked with making charges under article 55a, though these may also be made by accredited NGOs.The new law also removed the influence of academia and the judiciary on the IPN, and four Law and Justice candidates were appointed to the IPN kolegium, replacing former independent members