- I submit a motion to adjourn the proceedings until Monday. We have just learned that this government has lost its majority. That is why, under the blackmail of one of the former coalition partners, you withdrew the bill on impunity, but you did not do so out of concern for the legal security of Poland, but you did so out of pure cynicism. This motion aims to call your bluff. Either you have a majority and Prime Minister Morawiecki will seek a vote of confidence on Monday, or you will fulfill that threat to your coalition partners, and in reality, the great demand of Poles, that this government be consigned to history. Mr. Chairman, please don't be afraid. Please submit a motion for the dissolution of the Sejm, because your time is running out, and these disgraceful dealings with your coalition partners show that you have lost your instinct, you have lost the guiding principle of acting for the good of the Republic, and you are solely concerned with your own interests. Therefore, due to the government coalition's loss of a majority, I request an adjournment of the proceedings until Monday - said Borys Budka in the Sejm.

The motion did not gain a majority in the vote - 224 MPs supported it, and 232 voted against it. 4 MPs did not participate in this vote.