Hello, dear readers from the campus! Today's report is buzzing with fresh updates straight from the bustling political arena of The Union. Fasten your seatbelts as I break down the latest happenings from today's session for all my fellow policy enthusiasts.

The day kicked off with Speaker Stanisław Małachowski calling the session to order, swiftly followed by Secretary of Congress Jan Łuszczewski reading off the 'Registry of Candidates for Police Commission Commissioners.' This sparked a fiery debate among the representatives, leading to a deep dive into deliberations.

From Latvia, we saw Representative Tomasz Wawrzecki advocating for a resolution on his proposal concerning the establishment of a shared court system between Lithuanian-Belarusian and Latvian citizens. The secretary Łuszczewski read his proposal out loud, and after some thoughtful input, it met with universal consent.

Adding to the day's fervor, we witnessed Senator Jacek Jezierski from Łuków pitch his project aiming to task the Treasury Commission with overseeing assets of the Kraków Bishops' estate and potentially contracting a company to manufacture swords, sabers, and scythes. After Łuszczewski's reading and some fine-tuning, the proposal earned a unanimous thumbs up.

The day's session closed with a promise to reconvene on the following Monday at 10 A.M., which marks the date June 27th. So folks, that's all for today, but keep your eyes open for more political drama as the week unfolds. Stay informed, and I'll catch you on the flip side with more bite-sized insights from the historical yet ever-so-trendy Union Congress!

Topics: Marshal of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation; Register of candidates for commissioners to the Police Commission; Project of a common court between Lithuanian and Courland citizens; Administration of the Krakow Bishopric estates; Treasury Commission; Manufacturing of weapons, sabers, and scythes;