Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski initiated the session, highlighting recurrent experiences as not only instructive but also compelling with the power of example. Blended with goodwill towards the Union and with pure service to the Houses of Congress, he expressed the virtues of the efforts and, hoping for rapid progress on the military statute. Assuring the dedication of the representatives to the proceedings, he encouraged the adoption of expedited discussions on military matters, avoiding unnecessary prolongations and aiming for a swift and efficient resolution, before yielding the floor to Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski for further readings.

Representative Mr. Józef Mierzejewski from Podolia then took the floor, raising concerns about the military structure and inspections, while Senator Mr. Jacek Jezierski from Łuków acknowledged the need for clarifying the duties of certain military officers, particularly the generals overseeing inspections. Debates continued among various representatives such as Mr. Kazimierz Wężyk-Rudzki from Podlasie, shedding light on the complex process of military establishment and emphasizing the urgency of the situation due to the ever-changing circumstances across Europe.

Amid ongoing deliberations, Representative Mr. Wojciech Suchodolski from Chełm appealed to the pride in national military tradition, reminiscing about esteemed ancestors who wore the title of "General" with honor, and stressed the significant role of the military in maintaining national stature and independence.

As debates over financial aspects of military positions like the Generals Inspector continued, Representative Mr. Mateusz Butrymowicz from Pińsk suggested potential reforms while Senate Under Secretary of Defense for Lithuania-Belarus Mr. Ludwik Tyszkiewicz defended the importance of properly compensating military officials to attract and retain individuals of merit and courage.

Given the vital importance of military effective establishment for The Union security, the discussions outlined the need for efficient resolutions that would enhance the readiness and capabilities of The Union's army, avoiding any delays that could jeopardize the country's prospects for stability and security amidst a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape.

The session concluded with a speech from The Secretary of Defence for Lithuania-Belarus, Mr. Michał Ogiński, who passionately defended the political structure and the roles of senior military officials in the context of national sovereignty, arguing against structural changes that would undermine historical precedent and the nation’s honor.

In tandem with the congressional happenings, a statement from The President (formerly referred to as the King), Mr. Stanisław August Poniatowski, urged the representative body for cohesion and swift action, emphasizing the role of The Cabinet and the broader governmental machinery in actualizing the mandates bestowed upon them by the Houses of Congress.

The session adjourned with intentions to advance the previously stagnant debates on the military structure and preparing for future sessions which are likely to tackle financial appropriations for the implementation of The Union's defensive systems.

Report by an Ivy League American undergraduate student.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; Discussion on military officials' salaries; Mention of general inspectors; Objections regarding the lifetime tenure of general inspectors; Issue of maintaining the general inspector position and its salary; Discussion on military status and its consideration; Call to the military commission for army inspection and funds for recruitment; Speech by Michał Ogiński defending the dignity of the hetmans' offices;