In the absence of President Stanisław August Poniatowski, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski announced that yesterday's session did not allow for the completion of discussions on Government Form Projects; he then invited Secretary Jan Łuszczewski to continue reading those projects.

Representative Ignacy Wybranowski from Lublin recalled the Project proposed by Representative Kazimierz Rzewuski from Podolia, which was presented to the chamber the day before.

Representative Józef Weyssenhoff from Latvia submitted two Projects on behalf of the Delegate Commission for Clemency.

After which, Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read the Project on the Treasury Commission. Following the reading, Representative Weyssenhoff requested that the Projects in question be read.

Representative Ignacy Zakrzewski from Poznań shared his view that a swift decision could not be made at the moment, suggesting that some parts be deliberated further.

The Education Commission Project was then read by Secretary Józef Narbutt from Lithuania-Belarus.

Michalski continued by reading the Project on State Commission, after which Rzewuski reiterated his previous session's request, urging for his proposal to be read, seeing that the chamber was now more populated.

Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read the proposal, after which Representative Zakrzewski from Poznań opposed the decision, calling for Civil-Military Commissioners to play a role in treasury settlements in the interest of the nation.

Representative Rzewuski responded, suggesting that the Military Commission be consulted regarding this matter as they are composed of many civilian individuals who can provide input.

Representative Wojciech Świętosławski from Volhynia agreed to extend the deadline for settlements, mentioning past practices where civilian commissions were involved.

Prince Sapieha proposed agreeing on the first point, leaving the rest to be resolved by the Congress, and requested that the recommendation be read, which was done by Secretary Łuszczewski.

Representative Michał Zaleski from Trakai asked whether the November deadline is legally stipulated, to which it was confirmed that it is established by law.

Representative Wybranowski from Lublin spoke with concern about the ongoing debate and cautioned against excluding civilians from military matters, emphasizing the unity of the nation.

Representative Augustyn Gorzeński from Poznań expressed no objections to extending the deadline and noted that the debate is not about the prolongation, but about whether civilians should be involved in military affairs.

Representative Benedykt Hulewicz from Volhynia confirmed agreeing with the first article and proposed that quartermasters be responsible for settlements, suggesting officers be assigned for this task for this specific occasion.

Representative Mateusz Butrymowicz from Pińsk argued that settlements should be conducted by regiments and recommended a written order to quartermasters to prevent them from traveling for settlement purposes.

After some debate and proposals, Speaker Małachowski sought consensus on the recommendation to instruct quartermasters to postpone traveling for settlement duties.

As unanimous agreement was reached, the session regarding this Project was adjourned until Monday at 10 a.m.

Topics: government form; Treasury Commission project; Educational Commission project; Provincial Commission project; liquidation of military funds; liquidation deadlines; Civil-Military Commissioners; civilian involvement in military affairs; principles of military inspection; proposals of deputies;