Career
- 1988-1990: journalist with 'The Polish Daily', London
- editorial secretary
- 1991: Deputy editor-in-chief 'Wiadomości Dnia'
- 1991: editor-in-chief 'Dziennik Dolnośląski' (1991), acting director 'NORPOL-PRESS'
- 1993-1997: Chief Editor for Religious programmes, Polsat TV
- 2001-2004: Lecturer
- 1994-1996: Chairman of the Christian-National Union (ZCHN)
- 2002-2004: Expert 'Self-defence of the Polish Republic'
- Member in the I and III terms of the Parliament of the Republic of Poland
- Vice-Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Culture and Media
- Chairman of the Parliamentary Sub-committee on Copyright
- Chairman of the Polish-Italian Parliamentary Group
- 1991-1993: parliamentary representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- Member of the Parliamentary Committee on European Integration
- 1999-2001: Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Liaison with Poles Abroad
- 2000-2001: Vice-Chairman of the Committee on European Law
- 1991-2001: representative of the Polish Sejm (parliament) in the Parliamentary Assembly of the West European Union
- 1993: Deputy Minister of Culture
- 1997-1999: Minister for European Integration
- 1997-1998: Head of the Committee on European Integration
- 1998-1999: Minister - member of the Cabinet
See also: European Parliament election, 2004 (Poland)
In 2009 European Parliament election he is a candidate of Law and Justice from Kuyavian-Pomeranian constituency.
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