- The NSA ruling [concerning the transcription of foreign marriage certificates for same-sex couples] shows that without a change in the law in Poland and without a decision by Polish society and the Polish Sejm, a factual change is occurring in Poland - said Marcin Horała in the RMF FM 'Morning Interview'.

- I am asking, if I were to go to Saudi Arabia with three women - although God forbid I have any such intention - enter into marriage with all three of them, and then return to Poland, would I be prosecuted for bigamy, or would it be recognized as marriage with three women? - he stated.

- You know very well - you'll probably mention the goat next - [...] that polygamy does not exist in the European Union. It's not a problem, it's a fabricated problem. The question is about how to treat marriages concluded in European Union countries by Polish citizens. And there is a decision on this matter. A decision that… - replied Tomasz Terlikowski.

- Incorrect - assessed the PiS MP.

- I don't know if it's incorrect or not. I want to say that it doesn't regulate anything. Because for something to be regulated, an entire set of laws needs to be changed, if only to be able to fit these theses into certain categories - the journalist continued.

- But precisely with the NSA ruling, two men who entered into marriage outside of Poland are to be treated as a married couple in Poland as well, with all the resulting consequences. Of course, this creates a certain legal chaos, because the question arises […], whether they will have joint property and so on - stated Horała.