In today’s proceedings, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, the Speaker of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation, addressed the floor, declaring he still wishes to hear opinions and comments from the honored members of Congress about the Royal Titles Project, eloquently stating, "Please proceed."

Reverend Wojciech Skarszewski, a senator and bishop from Chełm took the stand and announced that The President demands that certain conditions be included in the Project for the Sale of Hereditary State Offices, such as regarding the privileged Professors of the Hereditary Offices, concerning the Patronage Souls, the Peasants, the Forests, and two specified Hereditary Offices. The Secretary of the Sejm, Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, read these points aloud. Subsequently, several Representatives expressed their detailed opinions on the proposed Royal Titles Project.

A project describing County Courts was submitted and read. It has been taken under consideration for further debate.

The session was adjourned until the upcoming Monday, December 12.

Topics: Project on Royal Lands; Marshal of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation Stanisław Małachowski; Senator-Bishop Wojciech Skarszewski; Project for the Sale of Starosties; Conditions Relating to Starosties; Professors of Starosties; Patronages; Peasants; Forests; Privileges; Jan Łuszczewski; Project Description of Land Courts; Sejm Deliberation; Session Closure;

Declaration Concerning Manifestos

Today, The President, together with the Houses of Congress, declared a law addressing disruptions to public tranquility. The law states that any individual who introduces manifestos, protests, or actions against the ongoing Congress or governmental constitution will be considered a disturber of public peace. Such individuals will be summoned to Congressional courts under the law enacted at the current session and will face appropriate punishment. Furthermore, the acceptance of such manifestos or protests by any office or court within The Union is strictly prohibited under the threat of the aforementioned penalties. Any manifestos or protests already introduced against the governmental constitution or Congressional decisions are deemed null and void. However, every citizen of The Union is assured the right to freely express opinions and interpret the Declaration of May 3, pursuant to past and present Congressional statutes. This guarantees the liberty to share one's views in civic discussions, reaffirming the commitment to open discourse while maintaining public order.

Topics: declaration; manifests; protests; Sejm (parliament); government law; public peace; penalties; Sejm law; seditious actions; freedom of speech;