Attention fellow students, here's the latest from the Union Congress: our esteemed Speaker, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, kicked off the session on September 15 with a strategic pep talk, aiming to push through critical reforms that could shape our country's future.

With the debate heating up, Representative Michał Brzostowski voiced his opinions, followed by Senator Mr. Jacek Jezierski, calling for well-thought-out decisions in these transformative times.

One hot topic covered by Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski was 'The Civic Sacrifice' proposal by Representative Michał Bernowicz. The discussion touched on military rankings, the desire to configure the proposed regiment for today's realities, and concerns about the treasury's ability to finance such endeavors.

Representative Michał Czacki sensibly suggested delaying the formation of the new regiment until all national units are fully established, while Representative Jan Suchorzewski championed the generous offer of Prince Karol Radziwiłł, as did many other members.

As debate swirled over the details, including the March 1 deadline and the funding for the regiment's expenses, Representative Kazimierz Rzewuski stepped up to suggest some edits to the proposal, triggering a chain of back-and-forth remarks that illustrated the complexities of military reform and territorial defense.

After a flurry of suggestions and edits, including those from Representative Paweł Szyrma and Mr. Onufry Morski, the final version of 'The Civic Sacrifice' was read and unanimously agreed upon.

But let’s not forget the related act proposed by Mr. Jan Potocki, focusing on the creation of an engineer corps, which also enjoyed unanimous support—a promising sign for the military’s restructuring.

Amidst the intensifying debates, various propositions were made, including the potential advancement of military staff, as promoted by Representative Aleksander Zieliński and a previous initiative by Mr. Kazimierz Rzewuski.

However, Representative Franciszek Jerzmanowski objected strongly, standing up for an already established law that might be compromised by the proposed advancement structure. The session concluded with this and other enthralling discussions awaiting resolution.

Stay tuned as we continue to bring you the latest from the Union Congress, where the whirlwind of opinions and proposals demonstrates the passion and dedication of our representatives to shape a stronger and more resilient nation.

Topics: Sejm Marshal's address; Civic offering; Officer promotion; Regiment formation; Donations for military purposes; Maintenance of military discipline; Fund for the military; Form of government; Citizen contributions; Public safety;