Today's session was off to a fierce start by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski, who praised the assembly for its resilience against foreign interference, safeguarding the nation's borders, and reshaping a government for the people's happiness and stability. On the agenda was the proposal for a Constitutional Congress to replace the previous government framework.

Senator Antoni Małachowski expressed his gratitude to the President for reinstating his brother and extending thanks to those who supported the motion, signaling lifelong appreciation to our leader.

Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine Jacek Małachowski noted the various forms of serving the country. Citing health issues, he had initially retired from politics to work for the public good in other ways. Now, called back to office, he commits to serving again, inspired by the nation's active President.

Representative from West Poland Ignacy Zakrzewski questions the prompt for an extraordinary Constitutional Congress scheduled for 25 years from now, arguing that more urgent matters require resolution. He advocates for local congress sessions preparation and submits a proposal concerning the legal right to pardon.

The President Stanisław August Poniatowski suggests specifying crimes such as fratricide and treachery in the legislation on pardoning, which seems to be the will of the Houses of Congress.

On another matter, Representative from Volhynia Ignacy Krzucki cautions against hastily made decisions, especially when pressing matters concerning national security arise. Instead, he advises focusing on selecting individuals for a legislative code not solely rooted in legal expertise but also embodying virtue and loyalty.

As the proceedings wrapped up, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski presented two separate declarations concerning judicial matters for Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus. These were met with various amendments and counterproposals by different representatives, debating the extension of existing judicial roles and ensuring uninterrupted justice until the new legal reforms take effect.

The lively session concluded with a forward-looking statement by Speaker Małachowski, setting the stage for tomorrow's significant discussions on the Constitutional Congress proposal and the anticipated election of judicial officials.

Session adjourned until tomorrow.

Topics: Great Sejm Reforms; Constitutional Sejm Project; Judiciary and Right of Pardon; Public Positions and Offices; Military Commission; Tribunals; Civil Rights and Liberties; King Stanisław August Poniatowski; National Guard; Constitutional Deputation; Civil-Military Commissions; Civic and Land Courts;