- I found it somewhat hard to believe what I saw: the withdrawal of a resolution and the introduction of a statement, followed by the information that because it is a statement, you will not allow district councillors to speak who wish to address this problem, the issue of safety in their districts. I believe, Madam Chair, that this is irresponsible - said Adrian Zandberg during a session of the Warsaw City Council concerning the restriction of nighttime alcohol sales.

- You are not only failing to listen to the voice of residents who clearly stated they want a change in the rules, but you are also not allowing local district officials to speak - he continued.

- Forgive me, Mr. Chairman Szostakowski, but perhaps it's worth checking in a dictionary what the word "civic" once meant. It does not mean serving lobbyists and a handful of businesses who are now profiting from the lack of safety on Warsaw's streets; rather, it means listening to citizens - he emphasized.

- The results of the public consultations were clear. What you are doing as part of internal power struggles within the ruling party, as part of undermining Rafał Trzaskowski by the Warsaw authorities of PO, is simply not fair to residents who want safe streets. […] This statement, which is not a resolution precisely so that it lacks the power of a resolution, contains promises that you have not fulfilled so far and will not fulfill - he pointed out.