Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski kicked off the session by stating, "Esteemed Houses of Congress understand that the more significant the issue, the more consideration it requires. Thus, today is devoted to extraordinary work. The Security Service Bill was previously introduced and debated, then referred back to the committee for improvement. The committee has endeavored to amend the bill in accordance with the will of the Congress and the recently agreed upon Constitution. The improvements made will be detailed by Representative Józef Weyssenhoff from Latvia, and now I invite Secretary Jan Łuszczewski to read the specific amendments."

Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read the amendments. Representative Kazimierz Rzewuski from Podolia requested an addition to article 8, proposing that foreign affairs ministers be sworn to loyalty to the President and The Union.

Representative Jan Zagórski from Volhynia emphasized the importance of the Security Service Bill despite his state's opposition to a decisive vote by the President in the service. He urged his colleagues to ensure the preservation of religious freedom and liberty for future generations.

Representative Józef Weyssenhoff from Latvia confirmed an amendment made at the request from Podolia, requiring ministers abroad to swear an oath of loyalty to the President and The Union.

Representative Stanisław Kublicki from Latvia called for a specific limit on the allowable budget for the service and the prevention of undue expenditure.

Representative Józef Zabiełło from Samogitia demanded that only native nobility with land holdings be designated as foreign envoys.

There were further discussions surrounding the Security Service Bill, with various deputies voicing support, making suggestions, or expressing concerns.

The bill was met with near-unanimity when Prince Józef Czartoryski from Volhynia requested an explicit condition that ministers not receive any foreign salaries.

Following debate, Speaker Małachowski called for a vote: affirmative to implement the bill, or negative to refer it back to the committee. The bill was passed with overwhelming consensus.

The Security Service Law includes six articles detailing the composition of the service, the role of the President, duties of The Cabinet members and their accountability, duties of the Speaker of the House within the service, and the oath of office for The Cabinet members.

Speaker Małachowski concluded the session with the announcement of a new Political Project to be debated, suggesting it be printed for easier deliberation.

Prince Sapieha requested that the new project be printed, agreed by the Houses, while Representatives insisted on certain formalities to avoid unreviewed projects being sent to print.

The statement by President Stanisław August Poniatowski suggested awaiting the completed print before deliberation. The Houses consented to the printing, and the session adjourned until Friday at 10 a.m.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm; Guard Project; Oath of allegiance to the King and the Republic; Deputies' opposition; Financial amounts for the Guard allowance; Conditions for foreign envoys; Policy Project; Project printing; Guard unanimously adopted;