Ensuring the Security of the Polish-Ukrainian States

In light of reports of potential unrest from the Polish-Ukrainian States, and with our citizens' safety in mind, I, the President, along with the united Houses of Congress, decree that the interim order commissions in these states, established to devise and address the needs of our national troops, as well as to maintain order and citizen safety, act immediately to consider the most appropriate measures to prevent rebel disruptions consistent with the directives issued by the general confederation's Speakers. These commissions shall make their arrangements accordingly.

The military commission will issue an order for the nearest Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarussian military units to move into the area. Furthermore, the commission will confer with the Treasury of the Union about the expenses necessary for the troop movement and supply. Existing military commands in the region must familiarize themselves with the directives of the order commissions, and upon request, must not refuse assistance to citizen safety according to orders from their respective commanders. Regarding weaponry and ammunition brought through the Wereszczaka chamber and other Ukrainian areas, the national command is to retain and safely store it under its guard. Henceforth, no weapons shall be permitted into the Union's territories without a passport from the Treasury commission, with chambers and commands at the borders mandated to enforce this. These commissions are to report on their activities to Congress and submit their demands.

Topics: security of Ruthenian voivodeships; disturbances; order commissions; national military; marshals of the confederation; forage expenses; weapons and ammunition; border control; treasury commissions;