The session of The Union's Congress was convened today by the esteemed Speaker Stanislaw Malachowski from Poland-Ukraine. Representative Fryderyk Moszynski from Bracław raised the need for allocating a delegation to determine the borders between Bracław and Kiev states. His proposal was read and unanimously adopted by the House of Representatives.

A heated debate followed on a separate proposal, which concerned granting smaller municipalities the same rights as larger cities within The Union. This matter led to a division among the Representatives. Secretary of the Congress Jan Luszczewski was asked to facilitate the debate. Opinions were split, some favored immediately adopting the proposal, while others called for further amendments by the Constitutional Delegation. As consensus could not be reached, a motion to vote was proposed: "Should the project concerning ecclesiastical cities be approved as read, or should it be returned to the Constitutional Delegation for further amendment?"

Voting resulted in the following majority: 8 voted for immediate adoption, 1 for returning the proposal for amendments. The difference in votes was 3.

Senator Kazimierz Plater from the Lithuanian-Belarussian state of Trakai suggested the extension of the deadline for the Delegation to Kurland Affairs, and his proposal was also unanimously accepted.

The session was adjourned until next Monday at 10 am, which is October 24.

During the previous session, a unanimously adopted project proposed combining the Lithuanian-Belarussian Treasury with the Polish-Ukrainian Crown Treasury. The agreed terms include:

Firstly, both the Military and Treasury Commissions should consist of an equal number of officials from Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus. The composition of these Commissions, in terms of the number of delegates, should not serve as a precedent against the interests of Lithuania-Belarus. It was agreed that any future shared institutions should also have balanced representation from both Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus.

Secondly, Lithuania-Belarus is entitled to the same number of ministers and national officials, titles, and duties as Poland-Ukraine may have in the future.

Thirdly, the presidencies of the Military and Treasury Commissions shall rotate between Lithuania-Belarus and Poland-Ukraine, each holding the position for an equal length of time.

Fourthly, the Central Treasury, funded by public revenues from Lithuania-Belarus, shall remain within the territory of Lithuania-Belarus.

Fifthly, legal matters referred to the Treasury Commission concerning Lithuania-Belarus shall be handled by a Royal Court established in Lithuania-Belarus, comprised of individuals not involved in the Commission, according to separate law.

Stay tuned for Monday's session where these matters will continue to evolve. This has been your daily dose of The Union's political developments!

Topics: Stanisław Małachowski and Sejm session; Border delimitation project between Bracław and Kiev voivodeships; Debate on status of smaller ecclesiastical cities; Adoption of project regarding ecclesiastical cities; Deputation for Courland Affairs; Resumption of Sejm session on October 24; Union of Lithuanian treasury with the crown treasury; Military and Treasury Commissions - division of representatives; Equal number of ministers and national officials between the Crown and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; Rotational presidency in commissions between Lithuania and the Crown; Location of the treasury and courts for Lithuania.;