Speaker of the Congress, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, initiated the session with the second part of the internal governance bill, noting that the Constitutional Delegation aimed to improve the bill by reducing redundant points that have been established by law, and now only referred to them in a clear and concise manner. He pointed out that the Delegation scrapped an unnecessary role from the first part of the bill and tasked Representative Mr. Józef Weyssenhoff from Latvia to present the matter to the Houses of Congress and request its removal; upon which, Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski read the amendment.

Before the reading, Bishop Mr. Józef Kossakowski from Latvia urged a swift decision on a funding proposal for the Farny Ozieranski Church in the County of Rzeck, presented by Mr. Antoni Suchodolski from Smolensk at a previous session. The proposal was unanimously passed into law without any opposition following a reading, and stated that since the Bychowski Parochial Church with its Convent was occupied by the Russian partition, but part remained with The Union, the church's funds within Poland-Ukraine would be approved for public obligations, including maintaining a parish school and supporting five impoverished nobles.

During the deliberation, Representative Mr. Józef Weyssenhoff from Latvia addressed the Houses, explaining that the constitutional committee made amendments to succinctly organize the municipal offices. Following the proposal's reading by Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, the Houses unanimously transformed the act into law without opposition.

Representative Mr. Mikołaj Jasieński from Sandomierz delivered a memorial from the City of Sandomierz requesting elevation to the status of appellate cities due to its significance within West Poland. The plea was addressed with urgency, and upon reading, the Congress passed it into law.

Representative Mr. Stanisław Niemcewicz from Brest emphasized the urgent need to issue a marshal's proclamation to the royal and now free cities of The Union, informing them of the new laws concerning urban policy and governance, and to maintain their current duties until further notice. Congress approved a relevant draft thanks to the overwhelming support of the assembly.

Senator Mr. Antoni Czetwertyński from Przemyśl urged the President's support for a complicated project regarding the registry, underlining its utility and necessity. Following his appeal, despite the concerns voiced by Representative Mr. Antoni Karski from Sandomierz and the procedural cautions from Representative Mr. Michał Zenowicz, the draft was read aloud and focused on expediting justice within the assessor courts, declaring the anticipation of a new ordinance for their election and organization.

The session was suspended until five o'clock for the election of police commissioners, whereupon lists of candidates were to be prepared. Upon reconvening, Mr. Ignacy Potocki, the Secretary of State for Lithuania-Belarus, was tasked with preparing arrangements for the election—after which, the Congress proceeded to the nomination phase, extending the session due to the detailed process involved.

It is noteworthy that in the session of June 24, Mr. Jan Chojecki's speeches about the project for the gentry of Ovruch were intended to address concerns related to the Jurisdiction of the City of Kiev, proven by the laws passed in that session.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm; Constitutional Deputation; bill project; city offices; Bychowski parish church; fund for the church; city administration; Sandomierz appellate status; Universals for Towns and Small Cities; Sandomierz City Memorandum; fiscal registry; Sejm session; Police Commission; commissioners' election; Treasury Commission; session limit; bill project for city offices; Appellate Court;