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I give the floor to the co-chair of the ECR Group, Patrick Caré. Thank you, Prime Minister. President von der Leyen.

You mentioned deeds are better than words,

so I've been taking a look at Your deeds.

I've been taking a look at your promises, not from last year, but from 2020,

because you've had six years to show what you can do, that's more than most governments in member states. Let's take vaccination against COVID-19.

According to a journalistic investigation based on data from 19 European countries.

To More than €4 billion were wasted,

and what's the result of the recovery and resilience facility?

The European Court of Auditors has pointed to a lack of transparency and waste of money in Poland,

for example, money spent on swingers' clubs, yachts, and tanning beds in pizzerias. Then you promised to reduce bureaucracy.

The number of officials has increased and Now there's more recruitment being announced,

and then you promised.

New institutions and a new industrial strategy and lower energy prices.

The result industry is collapsing and energy prices since then have risen by 100% while you've been in charge.

I quote you, I propose increasing 2030 emissions. Reduction target.

And you say that companies actually want it.

But during this period, according to Eurostat, 1.5 million companies in the EU became insolvent or went bankrupt,

and the EU lost 5% of its share of global GDP.

Then you spoke about young people wanting climate change, and now youth unemployment stood at 14.3% then and now it's 15.5%.

And then you talked about a European hydrogen valley, a renovation wave,

the EU being a leader in the economy, and what's happened? Well, not, not a lot has happened.

We've managed to tighten bottle caps and turn European citizens into compulsory rubbish collectors. And then migration.

In 2020 you said migration has always been and will always be a reality for Europe.

You said it's enriched our cultures and shaped many human lives.

You, but what are you doing, making new promises.

Unfortunately, Europe has never been as weak as now, it's not as strong as ever,

as you said, it's as weak as it's ever been.

And if you want to do something for young people,

then stop censoring the internet, give people jobs and safety, especially the women.