The day at the Union Congress commenced with Speaker Stanisław Małachowski calling the session to order. The first order of business, presented by Congress Secretary Jan Łuszczewski, was a lengthy draft regarding the establishment of a Gold Coin within the Union state. Some remarks and suggestions were discussed, leading to unanimous agreement and the draft being codified into law.

A tax reform initiative from the Lithuania-Belarus province was also read, proposing harmonization of taxes across Lithuania-Belarus to match those of Poland-Ukraine. It matched the Polish-Ukrainian taxation system in scope and was likewise transformed into law after deliberation.

There was a vigorous debate over the submitted proposals concerning the sale of hereditary lands. The proposals were read aloud in the chamber and scheduled for further review and legislative deliberation, with decisions to be made in two legislative weeks during the third treasury week.

Speaker Stanisław Małachowski raised a point of concern about an incident that occurred during a previous session, which had threatened the tranquility and safety of the legislating houses. He emphasized the need for a legal resolution to provide assistance and security during Congress sessions.

The session was adjourned until the following day, scheduled to reconvene at 10 AM.

Topics: Establishment of the Gold Coin; Taxes of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; Sale of Starosties; Security of Sejm Sessions; Legislative Work of the Sejm; Sejm Resolutions;