Marcin Kulasek was asked on the program "Gość Radia Zet" why the New Left would not support the project proposed by Razem concerning a cadastral tax.

"The Razem party [...] started with us, had the opportunity to take responsibility for the country's fate together with us and implement their party's program, realize it with the help of the government, together. [...] They decided to be in opposition with PiS and they have their own projects," said the Minister of Science.

"Rome wasn't built in a day, the budget isn't made of rubber, I know something about that," he continued later in his statement.

"Everything is clear, but in the end, I'll return to this once more: the Razem party is now on the other side of the force, it's in opposition, it often votes with PiS [...] we are working [...] on our own bill, it will be our bill and we will want to introduce it to the governing coalition as well," he continued, after the host pointed out that a cadastral tax generates money for the budget, not funds that need to be taken out of the budget.

Marcelina Zawisza commented on Marcin Kulasek's statement.

"How to explain to a bubble that an anti-speculation tax on the 3rd apartment is additional funds for the budget, not a cost to the budget? The bubble is 49 years old and is the Minister of Science." - wrote the chairperson of the Razem parliamentary club.

Jak wytłumaczyć bąbelkowi, że podatek antyspekulacyjny od 3 mieszkania to dodatkowe środki w budżecie a nie koszt dla budżetu? Bąbelek ma 49 lat i jest ministrem nauki. https://t.co/PX5b9QfKT5

— Marcelina Zawisza #PartiaRazem (@mmzawisza) November 7, 2025