 Soon afterward, in 1817, Francis I of Austria called for a new sejm, now named the Estates of Galicia (Polish: Stany Galicyjskie), which met again in Lviv. Most scholars, like Jacek Jędruch, see this body as a continuation of the Postulate Sejm, and discuss both of them together. The Austrian Emperor decreed that the members have to wear a special uniform; this made it the only Polish parliament-like body in the history of Polish politics with a dress code requirement.
