There can be no second class membership. This means that we will negotiate in order to remove frontiers from the first day of our accession. We must avoid therefore any transitional arrangements on one side or the other which require the maintenance of frontiers. None of these arrangements should affect the operation of the enlarged internal market. And we must be able to show to our people that we are full members and this means that they have the same rights to travel and work and live anywhere in the Union as the citizens of the fifteen current member states of the Union.
Free movement is one of the most evident benefits of membership.
In such an enlarged Union, business will be able to invest freely in the absolute certainty that it will be treated fundamentally in the same way wherever it settles. In such a Community, I have no doubt that the value of the fundamental reforms we have carried out, the stability of economic management, the continued rapid growth in the economy and above all the dynamism and skills of my compatriots will continue to attract large flows of foreign investment to Poland.