In the absence of The President, today's session was initiated by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski, highlighting the government's necessity not only to establish laws but also to execute them. He opened by selecting judges for various courts by drawing lots, as previously described in the legislation regarding the Congress.

Following the conclusion of the selection process, the newly appointed judges from various states and counties were announced. Tomasz Sołtyk from East Poland-Ukraine, and Ignacy Massalski from Lithuania-Belarus, to mention a couple, are among the senators appointed. Representatives like Antoni Mikułowski from West Poland and Jan Potocki from East Poland-Ukraine will also serve as judicial officers from the House of Representatives.

During the session, a request was made to expedite the ratification and distribution of governance laws established on May 3rd, to dispel any public misbelief regarding the continuing existence of local and national Congresses.

A contentious draft regarding the Constitutional Congress, which occurs every 25 years, was discussed in the House. Representative Mateusz Butrymowicz suggested minor adjustments to the proposal's decision-making process. Prince Józef Czartoryski as well as other members debated over various points, such as the documentation of Congress sessions and the role of the proposed Constitution's review committee.

After a series of motions, amendments, and clarifications by key members like Józef Weyssenhoff and Ignacy Potocki, the draft concerning the Constitutional Congress—addressing its function, structure, and legislative process—was eventually approved with unanimous consent.

Following the debate, a proposal was made to focus the next session on the Surveillance Committee due to its immediate importance to the nation's governance.

Józef Wołłowicz introduced a regional motion to transfer management of land records in the outlying regions, advocated by Franciszek Szymanowski, which was promptly passed.

Before the session concluded, a controversial draft proposing to replace the death penalty with life imprisonment for certain crimes was brought forward but was met with calls from lawmakers like Kazimierz Rzewuski for deeper deliberation before a final decision is made.

The session ended with Speaker Małachowski adjourning it until Monday and requesting to inform The President of the day's legislative activities.

Topics: Sejm session; Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; implementation and execution of laws; Sejm judges election; petitions to the Throne; Sejm sessions; project on the Constitutional Sejm; invariable laws; government act; Sejm committees; constitution review; death of the Land's Scribe of Wyszogród; Guard's project; project Jesu sure aggratiandi; Lithuanian Tribunal;