a.
TO THE MANDATE VERIFICATION COMMISSION/
At the request of many comrades, I ask the mandate commission
to invite Comrade Bura with a consultative vote.¹
¹ Lyadov
7 Voinov
2 Latyshev
8 Bagrov
3 Lenin
Vlasov
Ï Kamenev
Volgin
5 Volkov
Stroev
6 Selsky
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b.
TO THE MANDATE COMMISSION.
At the meeting of the O. C.¹ I communicated a written request from Comrade
Filatov (his real surname) for admission to the congress with a consultative vote. Comrade F[ilatov] is the author of articles in Vperyod on the
uprising — V. S. To the congress he submitted a letter and a pamphlet-report:
"The Application of Tactics and Fortification to the People's Uprising" (in a suitcase left in Boulogne). About Comrade F[ilatov] I ask to inquire of comrades Belsky and Voinov, who worked with him in Paris.
Lenin.

c.
TO THE COMMISSION FOR VERIFYING THE COMPOSITION OF THE CONGRESS.
At the meeting of the O. C. on April 25, 1905, I forgot to submit
a proposal to invite to the congress with a consultative vote
Comrade Arnatsky (his real (NB) surname), a member of the Kazan
Committee. I ask the Commission to consider this proposal.
Comrade Arnatsky is abroad, in France, and expressed to me his agreement to come to the congress at his own expense. He is leaving for Russia very soon and could quickly report to his committee about the congress. The Organizational Committee, despite all efforts, could not obtain a response from Kazan regarding the Kazan committee. There is therefore now almost no hope for the participation of the Kazan Committee in the congress. Our attempts from abroad to communicate with Kazan also failed; there was no response to our letters. Arnatsky also failed to establish contact with Kazan from here. Should not, given the impossibility of having a delegate from the Kazan Committee at the congress, Comrade Arnatsky be invited with a consultative vote, as a member of the Committee?
Lenin.