As the session opened, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski suggested prioritizing smaller matters before tackling the major issues to prevent them from obstructing future deliberations in the House of the Representatives. As discussions on the Governmental Form Project drafts initiated, Secretary Jan Łuszczewski presented a project introduced by the Governmental Deputation.

Representative Benedykt Hulewicz from Volhynia requested an expedited consideration of the project that would expedite the Fiscal Register in Assessor Courts.

Speaker Małachowski acknowledged the requests and highlighted the need to decide how long to deliberate the Government Form Project, prompting several representatives to weigh in on the matter.

Representative Aleksander Zieliński from Nur expressed gratitude for the Deputation’s efforts but voiced concerns about safeguarding freedom, emphasizing that true Polish freedom is founded in local congresses, referring to Rousseau's words on the matter.

Representative Wojciech Świętosławski from Volhynia critiqued the perceived aristocratic lean of the governmental proposal and reaffirmed his commitment to protecting liberty.

Representative Franciszek Jerzmanowski stressed the importance of local congresses in the upcoming government form project, followed by additional affirmations from others, including Representative Wojciech Suchodolski from Chełm.

The President addressed the Cabinet, reaffirming the significance of liberty and orderly proceedings, suggesting that the Project should be carefully reviewed before final decision-making.

Speaker Małachowski thanked the President and resumed discussions, eventually leading to a proposal to deliberate the Government Form Project for two weeks.

Senator Jacek Jezierski from Łuków suggested maintaining session meetings during the deliberation break to handle other matters, but the proposal was tactfully dissuaded by the President. The Speaker proposed adjourning the session until Monday to address foreign affairs if necessary.

Representative Mateusz Butrymowicz from Pińsk raised concerns about deputies potentially returning home instead of deliberating over the project, while Representative Julian Niemcewicz from Latvia pointed out the need for thorough discussion on such a crucial project.

Debate continued over legal issues, with members expressing varying opinions about judicial matters, including the handling of a trial for a fellow marshal.

The session concluded with a resolution on the judicial hearing being passed and a revisitation of Representative Hulewicz's project beseeching expedited fiscal registry in Assessor Courts to be deferred to the next session.

The session was suspended until Monday, August 16, 1790.

Topics: Sejm session proceedings and agenda setting; Government Deputation's Commissariat Project; Fiscal Register in the Assessor Courts; Deliberations on the Form of Government; Szlachta freedom and Sejmiks; Issues related to the guard and magistrates; The King's role in parliamentary debate; Court sessions and judiciary-related projects; Debate over projects concerning the Sejm Marshal's court of 1775; Discussion of projects related to awards for Permanent Council officials;