At 9:00 AM, a press conference will be held at PiS headquarters with the participation of Mateusz Morawiecki, Piotr Müller, Małgorzata Golińska, Małgorzata Wasserman, and Marcin Horała.

At 9:30 AM, Lewica will present its proposed solutions regarding migration policy in the Sejm.

Also at 9:30 AM, a press conference will be held at the Ministry of Digital Affairs with Deputy Minister Dariusz Standerski. The topic will be the presentation of the draft bill on artificial intelligence systems.

At 10:00 AM, a press conference will take place in the Royal Łazienki Park with Hanna Wróblewska, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage. The theme is "Free November in the Royal Residences."

At 10:00 AM, Minister of Education Barbara Nowacka will participate in an award ceremony on the occasion of National Education Day in Szczawno-Zdrój.

At 1:00 PM, a press conference will be held at the PKP Intercity headquarters with the participation of Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak and Deputy Ministers Arkadiusz Marchewka and Piotr Malepszak. The topic is the introduction of the new railway timetable.

The three-day Sejm session will commence on Wednesday. At 10:00 AM, President Andrzej Duda will deliver an address on the anniversary of the parliamentary elections. A break is scheduled for 10:45 AM, and procedural votes will be held at 10:50 AM.

At 11:00 AM, the second reading of the government's draft bill on value-added tax will take place. The project aims to implement EU law and concerns the simplification of administrative VAT obligations for small businesses. At 12:30 PM, the second reading of the government's draft bill on counter-terrorism measures and the bill on the Internal Security Agency and the Intelligence Agency is scheduled. The project aims to implement EU law.

At 1:45 PM, the second reading of the government's draft bill on honorary benefits for reaching 100 years of age will begin. At 3:00 PM, the second reading of the government's draft bill amending certain acts related to the provision of de minimis aid is foreseen.

At 4:15 PM, second readings of draft resolutions are planned: one concerning the commemoration of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko on the 40th anniversary of his martyrdom (a draft from the Sejm Presidium) and another concerning the honoring of Blessed Father Jerzy Popiełuszko on the 40th anniversary of his martyrdom (a draft from PiS MPs). From 5:00 PM onwards in the Sejm, committee reports will be presented regarding requests for consent to bring criminal charges against MPs Joanna Mucha, Marek Sowa, and Zbigniew Dolata.

At 11:00 AM, the Sejm European Union Affairs Committee will consider the "Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions – Joint Implementation Report on the Pact on Migration and Asylum and the state of government work concerning this document."

At 3:00 PM, the Foreign Affairs Committee will opine on candidacies for ambassadorial positions, including in South Africa, Luxembourg, Morocco, and New Zealand. At 8:00 PM, during a meeting of the Internal Affairs and Administration Committee, the first reading of the government's draft bill on the Republic of Poland's participation in the Entry/Exit System will take place.

At 5:20 PM, as part of the European Forum for New Ideas in Sopot, a keynote speech by the special guest – Prime Minister Donald Tusk – is scheduled.

- They [coalition talks regarding health contributions] are still ongoing, and we meet on this matter perhaps not every day, but almost daily, because we want to reach an agreement as quickly as possible. Polish entrepreneurs are fed up with this waiting, and that's why the Prime Minister is strongly pushing for these talks to conclude very quickly - stated Andrzej Domański on "Sygnały dnia" (Signals of the Day) on PR1.

- There was no argument, it was truly a very serious, substantive discussion. I really regret that 4 ministers from The Left submitted a dissenting opinion because we were all in agreement. Besides, The Left confirms this today, saying 90%, but it wasn't about absolutely stating that the law must be consistent with the constitution, because our laws must be consistent with the constitution – stated Izabela Leszczyna on TOK FM.

- This law [on sobriety and alcoholism prevention] is currently at the standing committee level, and the Minister of Development and Technology has raised objections to three of our proposals as the Minister of Health – said Izabela Leszczyna in TOK FM.

- One is the ban on so-called price promotions, meaning two bottles of alcohol at a lower price than one bottle would be purchased separately. I would very much like to ban price promotions. We also have a ban on selling alcohol at night at gas stations, and here too, the Minister of Development is raising an objection, and note that we, as the Ministry of Health, have introduced a ban on online sales – the minister continued.

- We have already reached an agreement here; we have no discrepancies. These laws [on limiting the sale of alcohol and cigarettes] are, or will soon be, in the legal committee. I hope we will be able to discuss them at the next Council of Ministers – she added.

- The KO candidate is one of three politicians, each of whom is very well-known. We also have less-known candidates, so we need to [announce] earlier, hence there's no possibility of waiting for our competitors' decision - stated Jarosław Kaczyński in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

- For the Left, it is clear that Poland needs a secure, wise, and responsible migration policy. A migration policy that, on the one hand, will respond to new challenges and threats related to Poland's security, on the other hand, will serve the development of Polish society, and on the third hand, will align with international human rights standards. It will be in accordance with the Constitution of the Republic of Poland, which forms the foundation of the functioning of every sphere of the Polish state — said Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk at a press conference.

- Security must be taken out of the bracket of the current political dispute. A partisan or inter-party dispute. I always repeat this, especially since the issue of security has become an absolutely paramount matter for all nations and states in our part of Europe and the world – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- I am glad that Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government and his political camp, currently in power in Poland, have finally joined the defenders of the Polish border. But after all, when the construction of a barrier on the border was voted on here in the Sejm, only MPs from the PSL among the then opposition MPs voted for its construction – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- Back then, the majority of the then opposition, and today's governing party, attacked the Border Guard, the army, mocked the defenders of Poland's borders, and supported celebrities who insulted and humiliated the officers. Now there has been a 180-degree turn – PAD continued.

- I want to emphasize this. Better late than never. But it must be remembered that you have never apologized for your scandalous words and actions, and today, on security matters, you often try to lecture those who have been right on these issues from the very beginning – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- I would like to take this opportunity to thank the minister, Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. Both for bringing about the signing of these recently mentioned contracts, and also for the good and much-needed cooperation in the area of security. I also consider the program for modern individual soldier equipment, initiated by Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz, to be very important – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address to the Sejm.

- Today, what is happening, or perhaps more accurately, what is *not* happening in these matters, is causing not only my concern, but that of millions of Poles. The best proof of this is the social campaign "Yes to CPK". This is something more than a gesture of impatience, a warning signal. It is a voice of irritation towards the rulers, that with time they are wasting a historic opportunity for a leap in the civilizational development of our homeland - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- The implementation of projects such as the construction of the Central Communication Port (CPK) along with its railway connections, the container port in Świnoujście, the construction of Polish nuclear power plants, or the expansion of the ports in Gdańsk and Gdynia should be an absolute priority for the government of the Republic of Poland, including Prime Minister Tusk's government - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- We must honestly admit, looking at what has been happening over the past year, that matters of large investments have clearly not become a priority for the current government. Unfortunately, quite the opposite is true; circumstances show they have been pushed to the background. State energy and resources, instead of implementing ambitious plans, have been redirected to organizing witch hunts, satisfying some, I apologize, basest instincts - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address to the Sejm.

- You are wasting your energy on media spectacles before investigative committees, which have essentially established nothing, instead of focusing on what is most important for Poles. That is, on building a modern state, creating conditions for improving living standards, and ensuring citizens' safety. This does not refer solely to military security, but also to energy, health, and food security - stated President Andrzej Duda during an address in the Sejm.

- Meanwhile, tell me, ladies and gentlemen, what has happened over this past year, since the last parliamentary elections, that the budget deficit has been so drastically increased? Where are these alarming reports about the state of public finances suddenly coming from? Why are the once record profits of the State Treasury's companies plummeting today? Does all of this mean that we are facing a return to the governing philosophy of 'no money, no money' that was in effect during Prime Minister Tusk's previous government? - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address to the Sejm.

- I have never questioned the right of the current government and parliamentary majority to implement reforms. But today we are operating in "resolutionocracy" mode, where attempts are being made to elevate resolutions to the status of laws, which is a legal and constitutional heresy, a violation of the Constitution, which defines the system of sources of law - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- Another scandal is the stigmatization of judges who, appointed in a manner entirely consistent with the Constitution and current laws, issue judgments in the name of the Republic of Poland. Stigmatization by calling them neo-judges. This mendacious and intentionally degrading term is intended to further introduce chaos and confusion, and in essence, to intimidate these judges - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- The seriousness of the [public finances] situation can be evidenced by the information recently presented by the Ministry of Health regarding plans to close hospitals or their departments and to limit the availability of medical services for financial reasons. And for this, the government bears full responsibility; this is an unacceptable situation – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- No patient can be left without necessary assistance. On such an important matter as health security, Poles deserve full and transparent information, and this chamber is the place for its honest presentation – PAD continued.

- Once there was a lack of courage to hold communist judges accountable, and today you want to break the spines of judges of free Poland. I will never agree to that. I want this to be heard clearly. In Poland, we have the Constitutional Tribunal, the Supreme Court, the National Council of the Judiciary, and we have judges appointed by the president in accordance with the Constitution and laws. If there is a problem anywhere, the problem is the government, which picks its own verdicts – stated President Andrzej Duda during his address to the Sejm.

- Mr. Prime Minister, Poles remember that when we had 'people's democracy' in the Polish People's Republic, there was no democracy at all. Poles know well that adjectival democracy is actually democracy in name only, a facade democracy - stated President Andrzej Duda during an address in the Sejm.

- Mr. Prime Minister, Poland doesn't need a fighting democracy today. Poland today only needs a well-functioning democracy. Simply democracy - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- Those of you who are counting down the time, especially in the media, until August next year, with smiles of citizens, are committing the sin of pride. They haven't won the presidential election yet, but they're already counting down instead of getting to work for Poland and Poles here and now - stated President Andrzej Duda during his address in the Sejm.

- "No incantations from political speakers, no addresses, no party declarations will change this fundamental fact. It was Polish women and men on October 15th, in a great national surge, which thankfully relies on democratic elections today, who removed the bad government, freeing Poland from lies, corruption, and incompetence," stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- President Duda began as the president of PiS, unfortunately not of the Polish nation, and today he is concluding his mission, again very clearly showing that he was the president of one political party, not of the Polish nation. He could have quietly and respectfully commemorated the anniversary of the elections, which, both for him as the president of PiS, and for the party that appointed him to this role, clearly showed what Poles thought about 8 years of PiS rule and two terms of President Duda… - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- The elections on October 15th were an election about everything. The stakes were not only democracy, and thank God, Polish democracy proved to be a fighting democracy, people took to the streets, and then went to the ballot boxes to fight for true Polish democracy, but democracy was not the only thing at stake. Today it is already very clear that the stakes in the elections of October 15th, just like the stakes in the elections that will take place soon, also include Polish independence - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- They haven't built them, as we are talking today about these great infrastructural needs. Tell me, where are these great infrastructural monuments of PiS and President Duda? After 10 years of his term, after 8 years of PiS rule, where is it? On paper, in presentations on Morawiecki's large screens? That's where these investments were - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- We will deliver, we will realize these investments. Without chatter, without political gloss - he continued.

- On October 15th, people went to the polls, and before that, they took to the streets because they also knew exactly where PiS and the President stood on the Constitution and rule of law. The President said today that he holds the rule of law in his heart. I won't speculate where he keeps the rule of law and the Constitution, but certainly not in his heart – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- I am grateful to President Duda that he did not seize the opportunity to remain silent on the anniversary of Poland's, and Poles', victory over those who also exercised power in his name. Instead, I am grateful that he has so clearly and unequivocally made everyone in Poland realize, I hope, how important the upcoming presidential elections will be - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- It's not about a battle. We need to win the war for Poland, for a safe Poland, for democracy. A war, not just one battle. You know what we need to do. Today, after what happened in the Sejm, on the anniversary of those elections, everything is clear again. Perhaps for the last few months someone could have had doubts, that they have definitively surrendered, that the president can be sweet when his interests demand it - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in the Sejm.

- Today, probably no one has any doubts anymore that what was the essence of the elections, independence, democracy, Poland's security on October 15th, will also be the essence of the elections every day, for each of you and every one of you every day, and in these couple of hundred days when we will be completing this work of repair, defense, and renewal of the Republic of Poland - continued the head of government.

- We have to honestly admit, dear coalition, this election anniversary has been a failure. At this moment, I wonder if the only time we all stood together, side by side, was when we signed the coalition agreement. I would like us to show after a year that we are all together, with each other - stated Anna-Maria Żukowska in the Sejm.

- People elected us so that we would be different from PiS, respect human rights, the Constitution, and introduce things that expand these rights, such as civil partnerships and reproductive rights. This is what people are waiting for, not for the restriction of constitutional rights and human rights - said the MP from The Left.

A ceremony took place at the Presidential Palace, during which President Andrzej Duda, at the Prime Minister's request, dismissed Agnieszka Buczyńska from the position of Minister for Civil Society and Chairwoman of the Committee for Public Benefit. He appointed Adriana Porowska in her place, who previously served as the Vice-President of Warsaw.

- After my speech, I will be rushing to Brussels, because this is one of the topics I will be discussing with our partners there. Today, we are closer than ever to European prime ministers and presidents adopting the Polish point of view, Polish proposals. I'm not saying this to impress anyone - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during EFNI.

- The paradigm we are building will be, and already is, accepted, even if for now quietly, by some, but increasingly clearly. I am convinced that I will bring back a clearly positive message from Brussels on this matter, in terms of understanding and acceptance for Poland in these difficult negotiations - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during EFNI.

– If we insist, and we have insisted, we will also build a nuclear power plant. We will not talk about it, we will not capitulate to various, I would say, diversions on this issue. We will build a nuclear power plant – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during EFNI.

– The key question is the potential second location, and here too, I am openly saying, this discussion will definitely take place in Poland. We are taking on practically the entire financial burden when it comes to building the first nuclear power plant – emphasized the head of government.

– When it comes to the second power plant, we need to look for financial partners, we are realists. We truly want to build it, but we also need real funds for this – he continued.

- We always talked seriously. Today, in coalition relations, it would be difficult to get my allies' agreement for a third deputy prime minister [for economic affairs] - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during EFNI.

- I don't want to go into detail, but you sometimes have certain objective limitations in your work, and I, which of course irritates me greatly, also sometimes have certain objective limitations, stemming, for example, from the structure of the ruling coalition - the head of government continued.

- The October 15th Coalition, which thanks to millions of voters has the honor of forming the government and working in it, this coalition will not only survive, but regardless of circumstances, will solidarily and loyally, firmly implement the program, from which you too will be satisfied. Take me at my word, perhaps we will meet in a year, and you will be able to check if my commitment was serious - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk during EFNI.

- I don't think the election anniversary is something politicians should celebrate. Poles should celebrate, because it was Poles who gave us the mandate to change Poland, who gave us the mandate to reverse the bad PiS 'deforms,' and you know, I believe we have done what was entrusted to us - said Marcin Kierwiński on Polsat News.

- We will stand very firmly on guard of Poland's border, Donald Tusk has spoken about this. There is a lot of misrepresentation and falsehoods on this matter. Today, the issue of asylum being exploited by organized groups brought to Belarus, lured to Belarus by Putin and Lukashenko, today these organized groups are attempting to illegally enter Poland; these are not asylum seekers, these are organized groups serving in the hybrid war - stated Marcin Kierwiński in Polsat News.