The Congress resolves not to count the Kazan and the Kuban committees in constituting the Congress, but to confirm them as full-fledged committees for the future.
| Motioned on April 14 (27) | Printed from the original |
| Published in 1905 in the book Trety ocherednoi syezd R.S.D.R.P. Polny tekst protokolov, Central Committee publication, Geneva |
{1} Under the Party Rules adopted by the Second R.S.D.L.P. Congress, only organisations confirmed not less than one year before the Con a the right of representation at the Congress. Under the Rules, the Kazan and Kuban committees were not regarded as fully empowered at the Third Congress, because they were not on the list of full-fledged committees in the minutes of the Party Council prior to September 1, 1904. At the fifth sitting of the Third Party Congress on April 14 (27), V. V. Vorovsky (Orlovsky) motioned a draft resolution written by Lenin on coning these committees as full-fledged forthwith. The resolution was adopted at the same sitting. p. 151
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