Designation of the Delegation to Discuss the Project of Jewish Reform

In light of the considerable growth of the Jewish population in The Union, there's a pressing need for a reformation of their self-governance methods. To dissect and refine the proposed plan under deliberation, we've appointed a delegation comprising of:

From the Senate:

• Reverend Maciej Garnysz, Under Secretary of State of Poland-Ukraine, Bishop of Chełm
• Jacek Jezierski, Senator Castellan of Łuków
• Adam Felkerzamb, Senator Castellan of Witebsk

From the House of Representatives:

From East Poland-Ukraine:

• Ignacy Wybranowski, Representative of Lublin
• Ignacy Chołoniewski, Representative of Bracław

From West Poland:

• Ignacy Zakrzewski, Representative of Poznań
• Stefan Walewski, Representative of Sieradz

From Lithuania-Belarus:

• Michał Bernowicz, Representative of Nowogródek
• Mateusz Butrymowicz, Representative of Pińsk.

This esteemed delegation will deliberate, consult public and Jewish feedback, negotiate with Jewish representatives to enhance the proposal, aiming to reform and integrate the Jewish populace more effectively. Their findings and recommendations will be presented to Congress within four weeks for a decision.

Topics: Jewish Reform; Deputation for Reform Project; Commonwealth of Both Nations; Senate and Nobility; Provinces of Lesser Poland, Greater Poland, and Lithuania; Project Improvement and Decision;

Securing the Banner of the Main Lithuanian Tribunal

In today's dispatch from Congress, an act was passed assuring the preservation of the historical Hungarian Banner attached to the main Lithuanian Tribunal. The Banner, currently holding 64 heads, will maintain its existing complement, including a captain and officers at their former rank and pay. Non-commissioned officers and enlisted men will receive pay equal to that of the Lithuanian-Belarussian military, in accordance with the established provisions. Mister President, with the consent of both Houses of Congress, has allocated funds for this purpose. The provision of all necessary supplies for the Banner is entrusted to the military commission.

Topics: flag security; Grand Lithuanian Tribunal; number of heads; officers and rotamaster; ranks and pay; non-commissioned officers; privates; military pay; state of the Lithuanian army; military commission; military requisites;

Recommendation for Field Clerks of Both Nations

Hey folks, got some Congressional updates from the past. The Union just gave orders to their Field Clerks from both the Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarusian sides—yeah, those clerks rank like lieutenant generals without commanding divisions. They gotta inspect the troops across their provinces, making sure every unit is staffed up and their finances are in order. After their review, they better report back to the President and Congress. The military commission will immediately notify our armed forces of this incoming inspection.

They're also holding off on defining the clerks' full duties until they've worked out this government reform thing. But to make sure these clerks don't miss anything, the military commission will hand them all the intel they need. Stay tuned for more throwbacks from the congressional chronicles!

Topics: military inspection; field scribes of both nations; lieutenant generals; completeness of military corps; military treasury; report to the King and Sejm; military commission; official duties; guardians and itinerants of both nations; military reform;