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Sprawozdanie Stenograficzne Z 1 S e j m Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Kadencja VII Sprawozdanie Stenograficzne z 1. posiedzenia Sejmu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w dniu 18 listopada 2011 r. (trzeci dzień obrad) Wa r s z a w a 2 0 1 1 str. str. TREŚĆ 1. posiedzenia Sejmu (Obrady w dniu 18 listopada 2011 r.) str. str. Wznowienie posiedzenia Poseł Marzena Dorota Wróbel . 117 Punkt 10. porządku dziennego: Przedsta- Poseł Edward Siarka . 117 wienie przez Prezesa Rady Ministrów Poseł Jerzy Rębek . 118 programu działania Rady Ministrów Poseł Jacek Bogucki. 118 z wnioskiem o udzielenie jej wotum Poseł Mieczysław Golba . 118 zaufania Poseł Mariusz Orion Jędrysek . 119 Prezes Rady Ministrów Donald Tusk. 57 Poseł Tadeusz Woźniak . 119 Poseł Andrzej Romanek . 119 (Przerwa w posiedzeniu) Poseł Patryk Jaki . 120 Wznowienie posiedzenia Poseł Piotr Szeliga . 120 Punkt 10. porządku dziennego (cd.) Poseł Bartosz Kownacki . 120 Poseł Rafał Grupiński . 65 Poseł Andrzej Dąbrowski . 121 Poseł Jarosław Kaczyński . 67 Poseł Joachim Brudziński . 121 Poseł Janusz Palikot . 72 Poseł Anna Zalewska. 121 Poseł Jan Bury . 75 Poseł Stanisław Szwed . 121 Poseł Leszek Miller . 78 Poseł Przemysław Wipler . 122 Poseł Beata Kempa . 80 Poseł Barbara Bubula . 122 Poseł Krystyna Skowrońska . 82 Poseł Krystyna Pawłowicz. 123 Poseł Beata Szydło. 83 Poseł Maciej Łopiński . 123 Poseł Armand Kamil Ryfiński. 85 Poseł Andrzej Duda . 123 Poseł Janusz Piechociński . 85 Poseł Włodzimierz Bernacki . 123 Poseł Grzegorz Napieralski. 86 Poseł Beata Mazurek . 124 Poseł Mariusz Orion Jędrysek . 87 Poseł Marek Suski . 124 Poseł Ludwik Dorn . 88 Poseł Jarosław Zieliński . 124 Poseł Dariusz Rosati . 90 Poseł Marek Opioła . 125 Poseł Janusz Śniadek . 91 Poseł Anna Elżbieta Sobecka . 125 Poseł Roman Kotliński . 93 Poseł Czesław Hoc . 125 Poseł John Abraham Godson . 94 Poseł Marcin Mastalerek. 125 Poseł Piotr Naimski. 94 Poseł Tomasz Kaczmarek . 126 Poseł Sławomir Kopyciński . 95 Poseł Ryszard Terlecki . 126 Poseł Andrzej Dera . 96 Poseł Szymon Giżyński . 126 Poseł Adam Szejnfeld . 97 Poseł Andrzej Jaworski . 127 Poseł Józefa Hrynkiewicz . 100 Poseł Arkadiusz Czartoryski. 127 Poseł Andrzej Halicki . 101 Poseł Leszek Dobrzyński. 127 Poseł Paweł Szałamacha . 102 Poseł Michał Wojtkiewicz . 127 Poseł Sławomir Jan Piechota . 103 Poseł Artur Górski. 128 Poseł Jan Krzysztof Ardanowski . 105 Poseł Dariusz Piontkowski . 128 Poseł Iwona Śledzińska-Katarasińska . 106 Poseł Barbara Bartuś . 128 Poseł Andrzej Duda . 107 Poseł Adam Abramowicz . 129 Poseł Zbigniew Rynasiewicz . 108 Poseł Jan Tomaszewski . 129 Poseł Zbigniew Kuźmiuk. 110 Poseł Małgorzata Sadurska. 130 Poseł Marek Biernacki . 110 Poseł Dorota Arciszewska-Mielewczyk. 130 Poseł Krzysztof Szczerski . 111 Poseł Małgorzata Gosiewska. 130 Poseł Jerzy Kozdroń . 112 Poseł Ewa Malik . 131 Poseł Marcin Święcicki . 114 Poseł Sławomir Zawiślak . 131 Poseł Jerzy Żyżyński . 116 Poseł Lech Sprawka . 131 Poseł Anna Fotyga . 116 Poseł Gabriela Masłowska. 131 Poseł Józef Rojek . 117 Poseł Marzena Machałek. 132 str. str. Poseł Jan Warzecha . 132 Poseł Maciej Banaszak . 144 Poseł Kazimierz Gołojuch . 132 Poseł Halina Szymiec-Raczyńska . 144 Poseł Waldemar Andzel . 133 Poseł Marian Cycoń . 145 Poseł Krzysztof Lipiec . 133 Poseł Wincenty Elsner . 145 Poseł Marek Polak . 133 Poseł Antoni Macierewicz . 145 Poseł Zbigniew Dolata . 134 Poseł Andrzej Lewandowski . 145 Poseł Marcin Witko . 134 Poseł Jacek Świat. 146 Poseł Anna Paluch . 134 Poseł Jadwiga Wiśniewska . 135 Poseł Robert Biedroń. 146 Poseł Piotr Polak . 135 Poseł Krzysztof Kłosowski . 146 Poseł Kazimierz Moskal . 135 Poseł Krzysztof Popiołek. 146 Poseł Wiesław Stanisław Janczyk. 136 Poseł Grzegorz Raniewicz . 147 Poseł Tadeusz Iwiński . 136 Poseł Stanisław Wziątek . 147 Poseł Tadeusz Tomaszewski . 136 Poseł Kazimierz Ziobro . 147 Poseł Piotr Chmielowski . 137 Poseł Bogdan Rzońca. 148 Poseł Jerzy Borkowski. 137 Poseł Jacek Kwiatkowski . 148 Poseł Dariusz Cezar Dziadzio . 137 Poseł Dariusz Joński . 148 Poseł Romuald Ajchler . 138 Poseł Stanisław Kalemba . 148 Poseł Bartłomiej Bodio . 138 Poseł Robert Telus. 149 Poseł Marek Stolarski . 138 Poseł Elżbieta Rafalska . 150 Poseł Adam Rybakowicz . 138 Poseł Anna Grodzka . 150 Poseł Roman Kotliński . 139 Poseł Marek Domaracki . 139 Poseł Zbyszek Zaborowski. 150 Poseł Wojciech Penkalski. 139 Poseł Cezary Olejniczak . 150 Poseł Zofia Popiołek. 139 Poseł Edmund Borawski . 151 Poseł Henryk Kmiecik. 140 Poseł Maciej Małecki . 151 Poseł Jan Cedzyński . 140 Poseł Tomasz Górski . 151 Poseł Paweł Sajak . 140 Poseł Marek Balt . 151 Poseł Armand Kamil Ryfiński. 140 Poseł Wojciech Zubowski . 151 Poseł Maciej Mroczek . 141 Poseł Tomasz Latos . 152 Poseł Michał Tomasz Pacholski . 141 Oświadczenia Poseł Artur Bramora . 141 Poseł Łukasz Zbonikowski . 152 Poseł Artur Górczyński . 141 Poseł Marek Polak . 153 Poseł Artur Dębski . 142 Poseł Piotr Chmielowski . 153 Poseł Marek Poznański . 142 Poseł Łukasz Krupa. 142 Poseł Anna Fotyga . 154 Poseł Andrzej Piątak . 143 Poseł Waldemar Andzel . 154 Poseł Maciej Wydrzyński. 143 Poseł Andrzej Jaworski . 155 Poseł Andrzej Rozenek . 143 (Przerwa w posiedzeniu) Poseł Tomasz Makowski . 143 Poseł Małgorzata Marcinkiewicz . 143 Załącznik nr 1 – Teksty wystąpień niewygło- Poseł Piotr Paweł Bauć . 144 szonych Poseł Adam Kępiński. 144 Poseł Andrzej Szlachta . 1 (Wznowienie posiedzenia o godz. 12 min 03) (Na posiedzeniu przewodniczą marszałek Sejmu wania. Chcę podziękować wszystkim w Polsce, Ewa Kopacz oraz wicemarszałkowie Jerzy Wenderlich, wszystkim obywatelom bez wyjątku niezależnie od Marek Kuchciński i Cezary Grabarczyk) tego, czy zaufali w akcie wyborczym tej ekipie, której przyjdzie prowadzić prace państwowej administracji przez następną kadencję, czy też tym, którzy mieli Marszałek: inny pogląd w tej kwestii, bo to podziękowanie to nie tylko gorące słowa za sam akt wyboru, to przede Szanowni Państwo! Witam bardzo serdecznie pre- wszystkim najwyższe uznanie dla polskiego narodu, zydenta Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej pana Bronisława dla Polek i Polaków, za ten wielki wysiłek, wielką Komorowskiego. (Zebrani wstają,.
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