- We are against raising any taxes. In this budgetary, financial situation of Polish families, who are getting poorer [...] raising any taxes for Poles is absurd - said Przemysław Czarnek on Polsat News, when asked if he was in favour of a cadastral tax.

- And if a pensioner has one flat, are they supposed to pay the cadastral tax too? And if they have, for example, two or three flats, and someone is to inherit from them, are they supposed to pay too? - he continued, when pressed on whether he was sure that it was precisely those who have three flats who were getting poorer, as that is what the Left's project would target.

- Today, raising any taxes on anyone, including those who have three flats, is absolutely unreasonable. Today, all Poles are getting poorer, today all Poles have had enough of these gigantic, terrifying bills. Today, Poles need to be helped, not burdened with further taxes - he went on to say.

- This is another tax that is meant to supplement what is the result of the dramatic financial policy of the Polish state - he added.