Today's session of Congress was graced by the presence of The President. Speaker of the Congress, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, expressed joy that The President could join the proceedings, citing his absence in past sessions due to health concerns fueled by his intense dedication to the nation.

Addressing the house, Mr. Michał Mniszech, Secretary of the Interior for Poland-Ukraine requested the recess of spectators in proceedings brought forward by the Inquiry Delegation concerning uprisings.

Representatives Mr. Jan Suchorzewski from Kalisz, along with Mr. Rożnowski from Gniezno and Mr. Ignacy Zakrzewski from Poznań, cautioned that once the Inquiry Delegation concludes its reports on the rebellions, the agenda should immediately proceed to the ongoing project discussing Donations.

Mr. Józef Mierzejewski brought forth a petition from the State of Podolia (part of East Poland-Ukraine), concerning a high-profile case involving Prince Adam Poniński, Secretary of the Treasury for Poland-Ukraine. The case, set to be reassumed in the Lublin Tribunal, not only affects the registry of Podolia but could also impact all registries of the East Poland-Ukraine region. There are two proposals regarding this matter: one suggests forming a separate commission for this case, mindful of the 1775 Congress which created multiple commissions leading to chaos. To appease both colleagues and regional representatives, there is an alternative proposal calling for secular tribunal deputies to select, through a lottery of sorts, seven individuals to adjudicate the case, while the tribunal would continue to preside over the Podolia registry and subsequent cases.

By order of Speaker Małachowski, Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski read aloud both proposals.

Both proposals were extensively deliberated, and following the address by Mr. Marcin Grocholski, Castellan Senator from Bracław, who was deputed for the co-equalization process due to some previously unfulfilled oaths, Speaker Małachowski requested the Judges to recuse themselves from the session.

With the Judges exiting the chamber, the Inquiry Delegation provided their reports. After several hours of prolonged session, it was adjourned until the following day.

Topics: King's attendance at the session; Stanisław Małachowski - Marshal of the Sejm; Investigative Deputation - report on rebellions; Michał Mniszech - Minister of Internal Affairs of Poland-Ukraine; Lublin Tribunal - case of Prince Adam Poniński; Podolian Voivodeship - provincial register; Commissions - judicial proceeding and tribunal deputation; Legislative project proposals - Sejm deliberations; Senator's unconsciousness and oath; Recessive Session - continuation of discussions.;