In today's session of Congress, Speaker of the House Stanisław Małachowski expressed his commitment to push forward a crucial Police Project, though unfortunately, the printers have not been able to prepare the document in time. Emphasizing the need for detailed budgeting for the National Guard, he reiterated that the allocation of funds is a pending matter that requires immediate attention.

Representative Stanisław Sołtyk from Kraków highlighted the increased expenses due to expanding international trade and the consequential need for more consulates abroad. He also raised a security concern about Russian troops stationed in Latvia "under the guise of protecting Russian diplomats." Sołtyk turned to The President to remove these foreign soldiers from Latvian territories.

In response, Speaker Małachowski mentioned that after the establishment of the May 3rd Constitution, this matter falls within the jurisdiction of the National Guard. A resolution was requested from The President to engage with the Russian Empress on this issue.

The President Stanisław August Poniatowski assured that the proposal, which he acknowledges is born of true civic concern, would not be neglected and would receive prompt action.

Representative Stanisław Wojczyński from RAWA presented the notion that the nation should not be frugal with diplomatic expenses, as they protect the Union from foreign intrigues and aggressive neighbors. He proposed establishing a diplomatic academy to train young talent in international affairs, and suggested increasing the diplomatic budget to secure the safety and integrity of the Union.

Father Hugo Kołłątaj, Under Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine, spoke passionately about the nation's transgressions and how certain powerful individuals use military power to undermine the state, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic efforts in securing the Union's sovereignty.

The congress also discussed various projects, including one by Representative Celestyn Sokolnicki from Poznań, detailing budget allocation for the National Guard to engage in essential diplomatic efforts, with an emphasis on adjusting proposals in light of the nation's internal and external challenges.

Today's Congress session concluded with discussions on numerous projects, including a proposal for the National Guard's budget, the need for a comprehensive review of the Union's international relations, and the importance of a robust diplomatic presence to ensure the nation's interests are safeguarded.

As always, the complexities of governance and defense take center stage in the Union, with the dedicated representatives working tirelessly to address the matters critical to the nation's prosperity and security.

The session adjourned until Monday for further deliberation on these vital issues.

Topics: Police Project; National Guard and funds for extraordinary expenses; Foreign Deputation and diplomatic expenditures; Presence of Russian troops in Courland and related diplomatic issues; Oath for foreign ambassadors; Retrieval of archives from abroad; Border disputes and property conflicts; Project to counteract financial extravagance of the state.;