What Kamila spoke about.

Mr. Commissioner, I would like to thank you. Colleagues, my friends! The European Union is at the forefront of regulation to protect consumers in the digital market, while millions of Europeans are using products that do not meet European Union standards. Why is that? Firstly, because the European market is flooded by Chinese subsidised goods sold at unbeatable low prices. 2023 year 2 billion packages, 2024 year twice as many packages - 4 billion. There are also dangerous products coming in. The letter I received from 100 Polish toy manufacturers pointed to a report by Toy Industries of Europe, from which we learn that 18 out of 19 toys bought on Temu platform pose a real threat to children's safety. Thirdly, Chinese sales platforms use aggressive marketing and manipulate customers. Often, information about who sells and for how much they sell requires dozens of clicks, and in the end it is given in Chinese. What can we do to restore fair competition? First of all, except for a few exceptions, introduce customs duties on parcels worth up to EUR 150. Secondly, the Commission needs to enforce existing legislation effectively and swiftly. Thirdly, the activities of national and EU supervisors need to be coordinated. We must stop this before it is too late, before millions of products that do not meet safety standards end up in our homes, in the hands of our children, before hundreds of thousands of places in Europe disappear. We have to do it now.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, colleagues! Poland has returned to the path of the rule of law and this report is the best proof of this. In a few days, we will be celebrating the anniversary of the removal of the PiS government from power by millions of citizens, Polish women and men, who said no to lawlessness and systemic corruption. Today, the government of Donald Tusk is making a titanic effort and step by step restores the rule of law in Poland. It frees the prosecutor's office from politics. The judiciary is becoming independent again. Special services no longer cooperate with the government media in slandering opponents of power. Where there is no rule of law, evil and corruption always triumph. And so it is now in Hungary, where a small group of privileged people have built a system of total lawlessness and impunity, where PiS politicians are now seeking refuge with allegations. In Poland we have dealt with this pathology and I wish the same for my Hungarian sisters and brothers.

Mr President, thank you very much. Commissioner, I'm sorry. Oh, my friends! Today, young people mostly learn from social media. It is also a fundamental place for them to build relationships. The network brings people closer, but it also brings huge challenges. In Poland, almost 40% of teenagers have experienced insults online. Half of them have experienced appearance-related cyberbullying with huge consequences for their mental health. Social media can not be out of control, because in this way we will allow extreme, even barbaric behavior. We will allow hatred and aggression to increase. We will simply allow young people to suffer. Unfortunately, there is also impunity behind hatred, and we must end this impunity. Cyberbullying should be punished in the same way as other forms of violence. The European Commission should enforce existing law, use the Digital Services Act to impose penalties on platforms that allow such practices. We must be ruthless, effective and quick, because millions of young people are affected. As a Member of the European Parliament, but also as a mother of two, today I call on the Commission to come forward with detailed rules that will give us the right tools to fight this epidemic – the epidemic of hate, aggression, simply hatred. This is our duty.