As the session kicked off, His Excellency the Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation commenced proceedings by urging the Houses of Congress to continue deliberations on the already initiated matter concerning the procedure for nominating officials.

The reading was conducted by Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, the Congressional Secretary, who introduced the bill concerning the issue at hand. Following the presentation, the first article of the bill was unanimously passed.

When debate moved on to the second article – discussing the oath-taking procedure for commissioners tasked with registering written contracts – numerous voices chimed in with distinctive opinions on the language of the oath and how it should be phrased. Ultimately, it was proposed that this portion of the oath be set aside until the end of the bill's review.

The third article was promptly brought to the floor for the Houses’ consideration, with many Representatives making their case and offering various amendments and refinements. After extensive revisions, the third article was also unanimously adopted.

Congressional session has been adjourned until the following Monday, April 27, slated to resume at 10 AM.

Topics: Bill proposal; Marshal of the Crown Confederation; Jan Łuszczewski; Sejm secretary; Project adoption; Commissioners' oath; Amendments and additions; Approval of points; Adjournment of the session;