– There is, for example, Mr. Rafał Brzoska. I read in the last few days about two interviews, one or two statements, that deregulation is not difficult, you just have to want it, and that you, sir, know what needs to be done. Listen, if it's about specifics, then let's get specific. So, get down to it. You have excellent colleagues here – said Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the press conference “Poland. A Year of Breakthrough.”

– Speed plays an absolutely crucial role here. So, if you were to commit, for instance, that together with the group of people who would like to help you, you would quickly prepare recommendations for changes that do not require laws, meaning a long process and always with a certain political risk that someone might not like it, there might not be a majority or signatures – he continued.

– I know that you know much better that there is a whole set of actions we could take quickly, but I would like these to be actions precisely and accurately described by people like you, not by officials. I am also explaining this in the European Union. Officials, legislators, it's in their blood, even when they talk about “deregulation,” they usually come up with new regulations […]. Without your, I would say, strong, and if necessary, aggressive contribution, in my opinion, we will constantly be dealing in fiction – he went on to say.

– He said […] “challenge accepted.” So I thank you – he added.