As the President graced the Senate, Speaker of the Confederation Stanisław Małachowski of Poland-Ukraine made a plea for the resolution of the ongoing debate regarding the recruitment of soldiers, which after much amendment and scrutiny, seeks a conclusive decision.

The Delegates from the various Houses of Congress tasked with examining the state of Warsaw's finances and challenges in the judiciary and commerce have presented a report. Their findings reveal the financial contributions Warsaw can still offer to The Union, obstacles faced in the judicial system and trade, and proposed solutions to these barriers. A draft that includes their opinions and a project connected to the city of Warsaw was submitted for consideration and, having been read, was taken under advisement by the attending Representatives.

The proposal put forth in the previous session to entrust the Lithuanian-Belarussian Treasury Commission to use funds from tobacco administration in Lithuania-Belarus for three consecutive disbursements of ten thousand each encountered some difficulties. As a result, its final decision has been postponed for a later time.

The Congress then continued to discuss and refine the recruitment project. Further articles concerning the method of recruitment, ensuring a sequential order by citizens providing recruits, as well as the minimum size for such recruits underwent several changes and improving amendments before being unanimously adopted. However, the complete finalization of the project has been deferred to the following session.

The session was adjourned and will resume on the following Thursday at 10 AM, that is, on December 5th.

Topics: Confederation Marshal; state of war; recruits; commission activity; revenues of the city of Warsaw; treasury commission; tobacco administration project; military service; order of providing recruits; dimensions of recruit status; suspension of session;