 Henderson said that they were spoken too fast for him to understand and that he was denied a written copy.On the following day, Dahlerus was given a copy of the 16 points by Göring and took them to Henderson, who dispatched him to Józef Lipski, the Polish ambassador, who had never heard of Dahlerus.As one of the 16 points was that a Polish negotiator with full plenipotentiary powers should appear in Berlin before 1 September, the Polish government deemed the proposals unreasonable.