The President, Mister Stanisław Małachowski, encouraged unity among the Representatives, indicating that a harmonious Congress could reach decisions more swiftly. His remarks were followed by readings from the Secretary, Mister Jan Łuszczewski.

Representative Tomasz Wawrzecki from Brasław insisted that, according to the agenda, proposals should be put to vote without further readings. In response, Speaker Małachowski, hoping for consensus, allowed Secretary Łuszczewski to continue reading the proposals.

The session continued with Senator Kajetan Hryniewiecki, State Governor from Lublin, joining the Senate. Voices from various Representatives were heard, including those of Augustyn Gorzeński from Poznan, Wojciech Narbutt from Lida, Michał Kochanowski from Sandomierz, Mikołaj Zaleski from Kyiv, Piotr Krzyżanowski, Antoni Madaliński from Gniezno, Ignacy Szembek from Sieradz, Ignacy Giełgud from Lithuania, and Jan Zboiński from Dobrzyń. During the voting process, Representative Wawrzecki requested secret ballots.

Following the vote, the result was announced: In the Senate, 10 affirmative to 9 negative; in the House of Representatives, 31 affirmative to 36 negative, totalling 41 affirmative to 45 negative. A secret ballot ensued, with 92 voting affirmatively for immediate action on the project and 52 voting negatively to defer to the governmental guidelines.

Representative Walerian Strojnowski from Volhynia suggested that henceforth, those not present in the room should not vote. Senator Hryniewiecki then addressed the Assembly regarding a tax proposal and a military grain supply project, resulting in the reading of a titled "The Grain Supply Regulation for Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus."

Speaker Małachowski proposed a meeting at his residence to discuss the extensive project before deciding on it in the next session. The House agreed.

Representatives discussed suspending parliamentary immunity, with Representative Onufry Oborski from Liw advocating for a project regarding the issue. A robust debate ensued, during which various Representatives expressed their views, often diverging on whether to maintain or eliminate suspensions in legal cases.

During the ongoing conversation about parliamentary immunity, Representative Józef Kociełł from Oszmiana suggested informing the public of the reasons for prolonging the current Congress. In another matter, Franciszek Szymanowski from Sochaczew requested the distribution of newly enacted constitutional laws to all parts of the nation.

The day concluded with discussions and decisions on whether to continue suspensions. Ultimately, the decision was to eliminate them, except in specific legal cases. The new law regarding this matter will take effect on December 16 of the current year. Speaker Małachowski also urged for the preparation of a statement explaining the continuation of the Congress to the citizens.

The session adjourned, with further discussions and votes planned for the following Monday.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; unanimity in the Sejm; legislative proposals; Sejm voting; senators and deputies; grain reserve regulation; announcement of constitutions; election of deputies; suspensa; Sejm decisions; sejmiks; cardinal laws;