In today's session of Congress, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski addressed the complexity of the proposed Donation Law, noting that it might clash with the upcoming discussion on governance matters set for May 7. He suggested redirecting the proposal to the Executive Authority (The Cabinet) but also reintroduced a bill previously halted, which Secretary Jan Łuszczewski elaborated upon.

During this convening, Senator Kajetan Hryniewiecki, who was part of the Correction Deputation, took an oath as he was unable to do so earlier due to absence. Additionally, Representative Jan Jordan from Krakow reported on the difficulties faced by the Correction Deputation regarding tax changes and requested assistance from the Treasury Commission.

Amid the various discussions, Representative Mateusz Butrymowicz highlighted the importance of written requests for clarifications on taxation, which Speaker Małachowski agreed could expedite the process of amending financial issues.

Subsequently, Representative Jan Krasnodębski brought attention to the issue of justice within the Kingdom, arguing that everything taken unjustly should be returned to the Treasury. This stance aligns with practices from foreign nations where such properties would be sequestered until a proper investigation could be conducted.

After discussions on the right way to tackle injustices and how they affect state revenues, Adam Czartoryski suggested delegating the decision-making process to a designated Deputy or Commission.

The session was filled with lively debate over matters of public interest and ended with an agreeance to resume discussions the following day, with an implied commitment to adhere to legislative procedures and focus on the public good.

The continued efforts to refine the laws governing the Union of Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus are a testament to the earnest intent of the Representatives and Senators to uphold justice, ensure fair taxation, and reinforce the credibility of the state's fiscal policies.

Topics: Donative Project; Discussions on the verdict and parliamentary law; Senator's oath; Treasury and correctional committees; Taxes and tariffs; Request for communication with Tax Commissions; Debates on unjust decrees and privileges; Proposals for referring matters to the Executive Magistracy; Address by King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Project for establishing a commission to review grants and property exchanges; Debates on Treasury revenues and credits; Sejm decisions and resolutions; Specifying time for the Treasury committee;