- I think the President would create a gigantic problem for himself [if he didn't sign the SAFE Act]. A reluctance to accept both the means and capabilities for the Polish army would, in reality, be a decision to limit our sovereignty, against our sovereignty, and certainly against our security - stated Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz during the "SAFE: What Next?" conference, when asked if the President would sign the SAFE Act.

- I cannot imagine this act not being adopted. It would mean blocking gigantic opportunities for rearming the Polish army and building the strength of the Polish defense industry in the short term - he continued.

- It would truly require a great lack of goodwill, or even political stupidity and more, for anyone to advise the President to make such a decision. Such people might exist, but I don't think the President would succumb to such foolish suggestions, because it would be immensely detrimental to the Polish state, but also to the President himself, so it's not worth it - he went on to say.