Speaker of the House, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, commenced the proceedings with these words:

"As always, time is of essence, and must be utilized efficiently, especially when it heads towards fulfillment. With the upcoming holidays demanding greater observance within Christian societies, our legislative session is consequently constrained, urging us to hasten our activities..."

Later during the session, the Lithuanian-Belarussian Secretary of Defence, Mr. Michał Ogiński, addressed the representatives.

"To serve our nation is every citizen's aspiration. Everyone contemplates how best to contribute to the security and prosperity of our homeland..."

Several concerns were then raised about the ongoing issue of peasant unrest, particularly in the Polish-Ukrainian region, indicating emerging threats of rebellion, which necessitated military attention and potential intervention.

Throughout numerous speeches, delegates expressed their commitment to protect the rights and privileges of the Polish-Ukrainian-Lithuanian-Belarussian Union, stressing the importance of strengthening public revenues and maintaining fiscal responsibility alongside national defense.

Voices also called for the swift deployment of the military to quell any uprisings, and for the assertion of the Union's independence from foreign powers, notably Russia. There was an emphasis on the need for diplomatic outreach to neighboring and international allies.

At the end of the session, a contentious debate unfolded over the eligibility of Representatives and Senators to be elected to government commissions. This led to a proposal to restrict members of Congress from being appointed to other governmental bodies during their term in order to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure dedication to legislative duties.

The session concluded with an agreement to reconvene the following day to further discuss and decide on these matters.

Please note, the above is a paraphrased interpretation of the 18th-century Polish parliamentary proceedings to fit contemporary language and American political context.

Topics: Project regarding deputy and senator functions in terms of commission and dikesterium candidacy; Removal of deputies from the candidacy during the performance of their functions; Issue of the Senate's dominance over the knightly estate; Countermeasures to peasant rebellions in Ukraine; Concept of a new military administration and the selection of commissioners; Reminder of the rights of the knightly estate as a legislating nation; Excluding senators sitting on commissions from Senate activities while serving; Proposal to extend the parliament session for two Sundays; Response to the note on the evacuation of Russian troops; Deliberations on a potential limitation of parliament; Submission of projects for printing and proposal for approval of project addendums.;