Today's Congressional meeting, led by Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, continued the review of the previously agreed points of the Lexis Curiatus, with Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski reciting the established law items before the assembly. After the reading, they agreed unanimously that no one could speak without being given the floor.

Several Representatives, including Mr. Pius Borejko from Podolia and Mr. Franciszek Grocholski from Bracław, discussed proposals for how bills should be presented in Congress, emphasizing the need for clear and unembellished presentation.

There was a proposition from Senator Mr. Onufry Morski from Kamieniec Podolski, supported by Mr. Aleksander Batowski from Łotwa (Latvia), to allow various departments and commissions to present their bills directly to the House for consideration.

Later, discussions shifted to the procedures for the handling and debating of incoming proposals. The House took into account several measures to ensure a smoother decision-making process. Among the suggestions was a stance by Mr. Mateusz Butrymowicz from Pińsk, who argued that tax laws and military matters must be afforded priority in the legislative sequence.

The session moved into a detailed debate on the protocol regarding the presentation of bills, with contributions from figures such as Mr. Tadeusz Korsak from Vilnius (Lithuania-Belarus) and Mr. Stefan Zambrzycki from Nur. The agenda was especially focused on ensuring that financial and military proposals are given precedence due to their importance.

His Majesty, President Stanisław August Poniatowski, shared his opinion on the legislative process, likening the need for periodic rest to a runner who, after resting, resumes his pace with renewed vigour.

The conversation turned towards the ways in which legislators can express dissent. For instance, Mr. Adam Moszczeński from Poznań mentioned having an instruction to leave the chamber in protest on certain matters.

Before concluding, Mr. Jan Chojecki from Kijów (East Poland-Ukraine) touched on how the recently completed legislative project reflects their commitment to expedite pending parliamentary work.

The attentive Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski and Confederation Marshal Mr. Kazimierz Sapieha from Lithuania-Belarus, together with other members, agreed to move the remaining points for discussion, aiming to finely tune the mechanisms of legislative proposal and review.

The meeting, engrossed in procedural fine-tuning and the solidification of a legislative modus operandi, suspended the session until the following day, as indicated by President Poniatowski, given the late hour and the complexity of the subjects raised.

Topics: Lexis Curiatus Project; Sejm Institutional Activities; Submission and Procedure of Projects; Restrictions in Sejm Debates; Remarks and Amendments to Projects; Unanimous Voting and Decision-Making Procedure; Organization of Calculators (Tallying Votes); Rights and Duties of Deputies; Foreign Matter in Sejm Debates; Project Resolution on Foreign Residency;