No member of the Congregation shall be troubled in any respect by any authority for the recent "innovation" before the Parliament of January 10, 1560, decides the controversies.
2.

Idolatry shall not be restored where, on the day of treaty, it has been suppressed.
3.

Preachers may preach wherever they have preached and wherever they may chance to come.
4.

No soldiers shall be in garrison in Edinburgh.
5.

The French shall be sent away on "a reasonable day" and no more brought in without assent of the whole Nobility and Parliament.