Speaker of the House, Stanisław Małachowski, opened today’s session by reflecting on the lack of progress in the last gathering and emphasized the critical need for fruitful government action. He appealed to Mister President to help accelerate government proceedings and encouraged unity among differing opinions for the nation’s future benefit.

Following the Speaker’s introduction, Mister President summoned his Cabinet, advocating for an expedited government process and stressed the necessity of decisive action on important matters including the distribution of government roles as stipulated by the Union’s contracts.

Nicholas Zaleski, a Representative from Kyiv, emphasized the inviolability of the national coronation oaths, arguing for the restoration of the original state before the abuses of power over the last 75 years.

Other notable mentions include Kasper Czyż, a Representative from Vilnius, who spoke about job distribution, and Reverend Adam Naruszewicz, a senator nominee from Łuck, who supported the need for national distribution of offices while acknowledging significant voluntary contributions to the national treasury.

Pius Kiciński, a Representative from Liwa, defended his position of service to Mister President and criticized aristocrats who seek power through lineage instead of merit. He also advocated for honoring the conventions between Mister President and the nation.

Representative Peter Pawlikowski from Minsk discussed the sanctity of agreements between Mister President and the nation, offering historical examples of the dire consequences when such agreements are broken.

As the session continued, several other Representatives presented arguments for maintaining or revising various government structures, including ministries and senatorial positions. Throughout these heated discussions, the overarching concern was maintaining the balance between Mister President’s authority and the rights of the Union according to established contracts.

To conclude, after multiple suggestions, amendments, and debates regarding the distribution of government roles and powers, the Cabinet approached Mister President’s seat, and the session was adjourned until the following day.

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