1. It is essential to increase funds for the development of science and education as well as the accompanying ICT infrastructure.

2. It is necessary to establish an accreditation process for IT educational programmes which should take into account European computing science curricula as well as the expectations about the skills and professional responsibility of computer scientists.

3. The development of professional e-learning provides an opportunity for the continuous development of public education. 4. Public resources should be concentrated and effectively utilized for applying ICT tools in order to radically improve citizens' and companies' service by the state and local government.

5. Public administration ICT systems should be open in the technical sense, while state authorities, for their part, should promote the use of domestic computing products.

6. Electronic tools for public administration services should be easy to use, cheap and their costs should not be directly imposed on citizens.

7. In the public sector, professionally certified people and companies whose responsibility is precisely defined should implement the ICT solutions.

8. It is necessary to prepare a set of legal definitions of basic computing terms in order to satisfy legislative needs.

9. Copyrights of software should equally benefit all the software owners.

10. We request a decrease of fees for hardware and electronic storage media, as well as public control over distribution of funds collected this way.

11. Given the widespread use of high technologies which allow efficient tracking of any activities performed by people with the use of these technologies, it is thus necessary to initiate a wide discussion on individual freedom of citizens.

12. The development of public broadband access to the Internet and the increase of digital resources of Polish cultural assets is a condition for Poland's progress in the European Union.