The session kicked off with Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, the Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Congress at the helm. The agenda started with Mr. Jan Łuszczewski, the Congressional Secretary, reading out a draft proposal concerning the establishment of a fund for the payment of assessor senators, appellate and urban judges, as well as the creation of new courts for the chancelleries. After the reading, there were a few remarks and amendments made, and ultimately, the proposal was unanimously passed into law.

Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, the Speaker of Congress informed the Polish-Ukrainian and the Lithuanian-Belarussian nobility that everything is ready to begin the proceedings for the election of the assessors for the crowns. Due to the importance of these elections, the House of Representatives suspended the session until the following day at 10 AM to reconvene for the election process.

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Topics: Sejm Session; Marshal of the Crown Confederation Stanisław Małachowski; Sejm Secretary Jan Łuszczewski; Fund Project for Senators' Remuneration; Establishing Chancellery Courts; Election of Crown and Lithuanian Assessors; Session Adjournment;