Today's session opened with Speaker Stanisław Małachowski delivering pleasantries and well-wishes to The President on behalf of the House of Representatives for the upcoming celebration of his Name Day. The Speaker likened the celebration to the significant act of assigning the Governmental Deputation on past occasions and indicated hopes to crown the day with the fruits of their labor.

Michael Mniszech, Secretary of the Interior for Poland-Ukraine, on behalf of the Senate and the Cabinet, along with Prince Kazimierz Sapieha, Speaker of Lithuania-Belarus, on behalf of his Province, also expressed their good wishes and requested permission for an audience with The President.

After the traditional kissing of the hand, President Stanisław August Poniatowski warmly received the presented good wishes, expressing joy for his name day now being a symbol of national happiness, thanks to the virtue, enlightenment, and diligence of the Representatives. He eagerly awaited the public disclosure of the Governmental Deputation's Project, today presented by Bishop Adam Krasiński.

Bishop Adam Krasiński then took the floor, explaining that the Governmental Deputation presents only a part of its work today, while not all chapters reforming the government are completed, due to the complexity and need for careful consideration for each section.

Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read the project, which included an introduction justifying the actions of the Deputation, followed by 46 articles on local congresses.

Ignacy Potocki, Under Secretary of State for Lithuania-Belarus, defended the gradual disclosure of the Governmental Deputation's work, suggesting that the presentment of smaller detailed projects facilitates a more focused and effective discussion leading to the formulation of fundamental laws.

Prince Kazimierz Sapieha echoed Potocki's rationale, stressing that the details of governance should be settled before proposing fundamental laws.

Jan Suchorzewski, a Representative from Kalisz, raised a point questioning the priority of reforming local congresses over understanding the structure of the national government and the appointment of a ruling body.

Furthermore, Stanisław Potocki, Representative from Lublin, motioned for a military promotion for a deserving officer, citing his bravery and sacrifice. Thereafter, discussions included various approaches to government reformation proposals and concerns were raised about acting without having a full picture of the proposed changes.

Concluding today’s session, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski recommended postponing further discussions until Monday, respecting The President's health and the special occasion of his Name Day.

As the session was ending, an unresolved debate regarding a military appointment caused The President to interject, recommending the Congress to trust in the Military Commission to fulfill its duties appropriately, highlighting that the decision should be merit-based, especially in the light of exemplary service.

Topics: Great Sejm and constitutional reforms; birthday celebrations of King Stanisław August; government delegation and presentation of the government form project; discussion on the structure and functioning of the sejmiks (local assemblies); issue of cardinal laws; the project titled “Warsaw”; military promotion of Mr. Krasicki; Military Commission; transformations in the legal system and judiciary; noble freedom and state anarchism;