Kamil Barczyk: – We are meeting on this difficult day, or these difficult days, for healthcare, because we are preparing for a struggle that may last even one or two months. I hope that, for now, we are winning, that the rate at which cases are increasing is not too high, and that the social responsibility shown in quarantine and isolation is effective enough for us to be able to say that we are seeing half as many cases as had been forecast so far. What you are doing is extraordinary. Thank you very much for it. I think that all the authorities are grateful for it as well—for complying with these recommendations. This is extremely important. We are ready. We are ready and here to help. As a hospital, we are on the front line. By decision of the voivode, we were selected and adapted to serve here as a defensive arm against the coronavirus, as a single-name infectious disease hospital. This is an enormous challenge, but, in the long term, I also believe it is an opportunity for Bolesławiec. The way the hospital is adapted during this time may also have very positive effects in later years. As for this difficult period, the holidays are approaching. I hope that by then we will be in a much more cheerful gathering of people, with no restrictions like those currently in place, and that we will already be talking about people who have recovered rather than about new cases. I sincerely wish this for everyone, including all the hospital staff, because they are the ones responsible for it.