- Since these doubts arose, I naturally did ask a rather fundamental question: how do they assess the entire situation and, in connection therewith, does the Marshal [Hołownia] intend, without waiting for other resolutions, to convene the National Assembly and bring about the swearing-in of the president-elect? When I ask a question, it's to get an answer, not to suggest an option. If I have a position, I express it clearly and decisively - stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in TVN24's "Fakty po faktach" (Facts After Facts).

- Marshal Hołownia, but also Marshal Czarzasty and Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz, definitely and unambiguously stated their opinion that regardless of what happens next with the verification in committees and the counting of votes, the swearing-in should occur. For me, the matter was closed; regardless of doubts and questions, it is the Marshal of the Sejm who makes the decision to convene the National Assembly and swear in the president. I have no intention of questioning that - he continued.