Today's session kicked off with Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, who emphasized the need for promptness in legislative efforts, particularly given the extensive time already spent on the Clergy Project. The Secretary, Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, promptly proceeded to read the project proposals.

Internal Affairs Secretary for Poland-Ukraine, Mr. Michał Mniszech, reported on the challenges facing the Judicial Commissions in dealing with a recent uprising, noting the discovery of an increasing number of culprits. Despite a set deadline, more time was deemed necessary to resolve the issue satisfactorily.

In other news, the debate centered on the efficiency of the Treasury. Senator Mr. Jacek Jezierski from Łuków described the revolt as more a matter of disorder than rebellion and requested a hearing on his proposal regarding the indigent clergy, which received approval to extend the inquiry into the recent unrest within the Marshals' Courts.

Efficiency concerns were raised about the Lithuanian-Belarusian Treasury as Representatives from both Lithuania-Belarus and Poland-Ukraine discussed interruptions in the circulation of money that could disrupt citizens' ability to pay future dues and soldiers' wages. Under Secretary of Treasury for Lithuania-Belarus, Mr. Antoni Dziekoński, defended the Commission's actions but acknowledged the need for improvement.

Further, Senator Mr. Józef Chrapowicki from Mścisław declared his opposition to any proposals that might diminish funds intended for the already modest incomes of the nation's lowest-ranking clergy.

The House also debated the topic of local defense and the management of military provisions. The idea of centralizing the Lithuanian-Belarusian and Polish-Ukrainian treasuries was also brought forth as a solution to the fiscal and administrative issues currently plaguing the government.

The day concluded with a discussion concerning the allocation of church funds, particularly the redistribution of income from annexed territories to support the current needs of the clergy, with particular emphasis on the allocation for the Bishop of Chełm. The argument was made for fairness and adherence to established laws when handling the Church's funds and resources.

Senator Józef Ankwicz navigated some complexity concerning the diocesan boundaries, suggesting that although initial proposals recommended changes, they should remain as they are due to the rarity of parish churches within the diocese.

Finally, the Clergy Project was further deliberated upon, with particular focus on the issue of the Chełm Diocese and its affiliation with Krakow. A unanimous decision was made to augment the Bishop of Chełm's income while demanding continued oversight from the Treasury Commission to ensure fulfillment to the agreed-upon sum. The Congress will reconvene tomorrow for further discussion.

Topics: Stanisław Małachowski, Marshal of the Confederation; clergy project; internal affairs; riots; treasury matters; Treasury Commission; Military Commission; public finances; state funds management; Lithuanian Treasury Commission; Duchy of Siewierz; Siewierz Commission; bishops' revenues; Chełm Diocese; church reform; reporting sejmik;