Speaker of Congress, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, opened the discussion on various proposals for legal reforms by stating that he had three different drafts to consider but was uncertain which one the Houses of Congress favored.

Mr. Ignacy Potocki, Under Secretary of State for Lithuania-Belarus, suggested that a proposal by Mr. Stanisław Potocki addressing the issue of those convicted of accepting foreign pensions should be included as the last article in the legal reform project. The vote was then handed over to Mr. Michał Radziwiłł, a senator from Vilnius, who expressed his gratitude to The President for retaining his senate seat.

Similar thanks were conveyed by Mr. Kazimierz Plater, a senator from Trakai, both personally and on behalf of his late father. He stressed the need for proper congressional order to complete the government's reform.

Mr. Antoni Suchodolski, a senator from Smolensk, expressed his renewed motivation to serve the nation in light of the President's favor.

On behalf of Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski read proposals from East Poland-Ukraine, stressing the need for orderly congressional proceedings and the removal of outsiders from the floor. Proposals for reforms were to be pre-approved, ensuring relevance and facilitating a streamlined voting process.

Mr. Adam Moszczeński, Representative from Poznan, requested designated seats for delegates near the congressional benches. Secretary Mr. Józef Narbutt presented proposals from Lithuania-Belarus, including the transcription and publication of proposed bills and the requirement for at least one bill to be decided upon each session.

Mr. Franciszek Kietliński, Representative from Sandomierz, thanked The President for his dedication to Poland's independence during the Congress and urged for the continuation of governance reforms once the legal reform topic was settled.

Several representatives discussed the scheduling of the sessions and the prioritization of proposals, stressing the importance of addressing the nation's military and financial state.

Mr. Stanisław Kublicki highlighted potential conflicts arising from the current setup of speaking order in Congress and called for revisions to enhance efficiency.

Mr. Tadeusz Matuszewicz and Mr. Antoni Rożnowski provided input on how to better phrase propositions, emphasizing the importance of closely aligning propositions with the content of the projects being deliberated.

Mr. Stefan Zambrzycki, Representative from Nur, opposed the idea presented in a Lithuanian proposal that limited each member to speaking only twice on any given matter before the vote, arguing that no session should pass without a decision.

Mr. Antoni Suchodolski, Senator from Smolensk, presented his thoughts on dealing with foreign pensions, advising caution on the matter.

The session was adjourned until Thursday, and a note was made to correct a misidentification regarding Mr. Franciszek Jerzmanowski.

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