| N ational security management 1. Integrating national security management, including state defence management and building of adaptation capabilities: 1.1 Integrate the national security management system, including state defence management, enabling the unification of processes, procedures and working practices by merging the so-far existing systems, in particular, national security management, crisis management and cybersecurity. Provide the ability of swift adaptation to new challenges and threats as well as identification of opportunities. 1.2 Create an interagency coordination mechanism for the management of national security through setting up a committee of the Council of Ministers, responsible, at the strategic level, for dealing with issues in the field of policies, strategies and programmes pertaining to national security management, in a manner ensuring their consistent and coherent implementation and linking the committee with the new role and competences of the Government Crisis Management Team and the Government Centre for Security. 1.3 Involve the Marshals (Speakers) of the Sejm and the Senate of the Republic of Poland in the preparation for the sake of managing national security. 1.4 Adjust mechanisms and instruments supporting the President of the Republic of Poland in a way which reflects changes in the sphere of security and defence, including state defence management. 1.5 Adjust the national crisis management system to NATO Crisis Response System through extending it also to the field of political and military conflict and allowing for smooth transition from the state of peace to the state of crisis and war, as well as ensuring that it provides effective tools to prevent and combat threats, including hybrid ones. 13