Speaker of the House, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, opened the session with remarks on the challenges and importance of enacting reforms. He emphasized the critical nature of governmental transformation and the need for meticulous planning. He highlighted that the current focus on reshaping the structure and operation of the Congress requires thorough consideration, leading to a discussion on the second part of the reform proposal – detailing the administration of Congress itself.

Before moving onto the main agenda, Representative D. Leszczyński, from Inowrocław reflected on the significance of May 3rd, the day the new Constitution was accepted. Leszczyński questioned the necessity of forceful methods used during the decision-making process and suggested that the Union can do better with candid and transparent proceedings.

Additionally, Leszczyński proposed to reconsider the resignation of Mr. Jacek Małachowski, The Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine, urging for his potential reappointment by Congress.

The discussion shifted to various voices expressing support for Małachowski's return to office, commending his virtues and contributions to the nation.

The Speaker, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, requested opinions on the reform proposal from the Representatives, seeking contributions to enrich the project before final decisions are made.

Following the Speakers request, debates erupted over the recent Constitution, with some Senators emphasizing the need to build trust among citizens and authorities, while others aired concerns over the potential adverse consequences of dissatisfaction with the Constitution.

The session continued with discussions on various topics, including the importance of a transparent election process, the appointment of cabinet members, and education reforms.

There was unanimous consent to send a letter inviting former Secretary Małachowski to reconsider his resignation and return to office, stressing the respect and recognition he commands among the States.

The day came to an end with plans to reconvene on Monday and a call for written submissions on Congress reforms to the Constitutional Delegation by any member who wishes to contribute to the ongoing legislative process.

Reporting from Congress in The Union, this is your dedicated correspondent signing off. Until next time, stay informed on the governance that shapes our shared future.

Topics: Great Sejm; Marshal Stanisław Małachowski; government reform; May 3rd Constitution; Sejm debate; constitutional work; resignation of Jacek Małachowski; ministerial appointments; freedom of speech; education commission; arrest of Drużbiłowski; internal affairs of Lithuania; provincial sejmiks;