- We are completely uninterested in what The Left thinks about this. Voters are more important than coalition partners, and we are interested in what voters think: small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, whom The Left wanted to burden with a guest who would enter their companies and turn their world upside down - said Piotr Zgorzelski in "Pytanie dnia" (Question of the Day) on TVP Info.

- I would like to politely remind you that the gentlemen and ladies from the State Labour Inspectorate do not receive their salaries from heaven, but from the hard work of artisans, small, medium, and large entrepreneurs, who get up every morning, work hard, make risky decisions, and still need a labour inspector who, thanks to their hard toil, has a salary, enters their company and says: "I don't like this, here you go, I'm changing your employment contract" - he continued.

- Principledness and arbitrariness in matters that can turn the life of a 30-year-old company upside down is more important than what The Left thinks about it - he indicated.

- We are the voice of small and medium-sized enterprises. This law, in its creation process, did not go through the proper path of social dialogue. Let's make sure to consult it with those whose business activities this law intends to destroy. Let's take care of those thanks to whom we have salaries - he stated.