Is the RCB alert system working as it should? This question will be answered by the deputy head of the internal affairs committee

We will also ask about the preparation of hospitals and other medical facilities for situations related to a potential military threat. What should facilities do in practice after receiving an alert? Are there clear procedures for securing and possibly evacuating patients? And does the state prepare medical staff well enough for crisis situations?

We will also talk about the situation in Poland by 2050. Szymon Hołownia became the chairman of the parliamentary club in September, and Bartosz Romowicz is its second vice-chairman. What does this change mean for the functioning of the group and its place in the ruling coalition? Does Poland 2050 have any ideas on how to rebuild its position before the parliamentary elections in 2027?

We will also ask about the future of Szymon Hołownia himself. Is his taking over the management of the club the beginning of a new stage in politics? What role should individual politicians play in the party and is the party able to speak with one voice today?

In the conversation we will also return to Poland's security. Should the population warning system be rebuilt? What should the division of responsibility between the RCB, administration, local governments, services and medical facilities look like? Is the country prepared today for a situation in which an RCB alert will mean a real, direct threat?

We invite you to a conversation with Joanna Górska at 18:02 to RMF FM, online Radio RMF24, to the RMF24.pl website and to our social media!