In today’s session, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski emphasized the importance of ongoing legislative work, particularly regarding local congress arrangements. Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read out proposals debating who should be eligible to vote in these local congresses—suggesting exclusions for individuals in public service, like Ministers, or youth under 18.

Debates continued on the definitions of who could and could not participate in political processes, Democratizing the electoral systems, and ensuring transparency. A notable contribution was from Representative Marcin Rakowski from West Poland, who put forward a legislative proposal aiming to prevent influential individuals from leveraging their estates to assert undue influence in political decisions.

Meanwhile, Bishop Józef Kossakowski from Latvia expressed the need for a separate consideration of the rules governing local congresses, and Representative Jan Nosarzewski introduced his own project on this issue.

The financial sustenance of the Defense forces generated considerable discussion. Representative Ignacy Krzucki delivered a plea for supply stockpiles, a crucial element for military readiness.

There was also a strong push from Representative Walenty Rzȩtkowski to clarify the threshold of landownership required for the eligibility to vote, suggesting a minimum tax payment of a hundred zlotys.

Tensions rose when addressing the eligibility of various officials and their participation in local congresses. Under Secretary of Defense for Lithuania-Belarus Ignacy Potocki stressed on the need for clarity and inclusion in ongoing discussions on eligibility, emphasizing an approach that avoids confusion and promotes consensus.

The session ended with a unified decision to prevent exploitation of power and ensure participation across various spectrums of society—this highlighted the congressional dedication to reform and the upholding of liberty for the diverse participants in The Union's emerging democracy.

The day's proceedings concluded without a binding decision but with clear intent to progress on these issues at the following session. The next meeting is set for Thursday at 10 a.m. where these debates are expected to continue.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski calls for expedited actions; Project for the regulation of local sejmiks and the issue of persons without voting rights at sejmiks; Proposals from deputies regarding the establishment of warehouses and supply of the army; Topics regarding the exclusion of certain nobility groups from voting based on their status and obligations; Discussions on the provision of forage and proposals to solve the cavalry supply issue; Debates and proposed amendments for specific points in the legislative project of the Sejm; Projects aimed at improving the efficiency of army food supply, including Kazimierz Rzewuski's proposal for a military commission; Discussions about the effectiveness of deputations and their mandates, the necessity to provide inventory reports.;