Polish people understand Jewish worries concerning the amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Act, but do not share them. In all, over half of those surveyed (52%) said they understood the concern that making it a punishable offence to utter public falsehoods about the responsibility of the Polish state or the Polish people for atrocities committed during World War II, would block discussion of the various attitudes of non-Jewish Poles towards Jews during that period. At the same time, less than a quarter of those surveyed (24%) admitted to sharing these concerns.

Over a half of respondents overall (52%) think that Polish legislators should take into account Jewish sensibilities around ensuring free discussion on the subject of Polish attitudes during World War II.