115. To THE SECRETARIAT OF THE C.P.C.

Written on June 26, 1918 · First published in 1933 in Lenin Miscellany XXI. Printed from the originals. · page 108

1) Find the decision passed a long time ago (in Petrograd) on how to put questions on the agenda.

2) The compiler of the agenda, the secretary (Gorbunov is the secretary, isn’t he? what a mishmash we have here), should sign at the bottom: compiled by secretary so-and-so (and I give warning that I shall dismiss secretaries who are unwilling to observe the rules).

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Reminder

to all secretaries, that they should not put questions on the agenda without first demanding from the reporter (or from the person introducing the question) a signed statement

1) whether inquiries have been made of the finance department (Commissariat for Finance+Control), if it is a matter of expenditure or allocations; 

2) whether inquiries have been made of the departments concerned in the given question.

V. Ulyanov (Lenin)
Chairman, C.P.C.

All secretaries must sign
here that they have read this.