– There is no earthquake, but the challenges proved more serious than we thought – said the Prime Minister before voting a vote of confidence. He added that he had "convincence, faith, and assurance that he had a mandate to rule." As many as 250 speeches were submitted before the vote.
Tusk: "The challenges are bigger than expected"
– This is not the day erstwhile anyone would wait for long flowery speeches, this is the day erstwhile after the presidential election, clear information is needed, where we stand – that's how Prime Minister Tusk started his speech.
– present I am asking the advanced home to give a vote of assurance to our government for rather apparent reasons. The political calendar has shown with all clarity the challenges facing the Coalition on October 15. You can't close your eyes to reality. These challenges are greater than expected in relation to the presidential elections," explained Prime Minister Tusk in the Sejm.
He added that the government has a mandate "to take full work for what is happening in Poland". He stressed that it was the government's executive power.
– There's no earthquake. (...) After the presidential election, the ruling coalition awaits 2.5 years of very hard work in conditions that will not change for the better – he said.
“The challenges are bigger than expected,” he said.
There are no PiS MPs in the Chamber during the Prime Minister's exposition. They had a press conference at the time.
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