Mairover, ye shall lat the Assemblie understand, that in the particular conferrence bygane, syndrie matters hes beine agriet upon in generall termes as they were talkit and put in memorie, but yet are not put in sic forme and termes as war meit to put them in Articles in Parliament, to be past and approvit as particular Lawis; and therefore let the Assemblie appoynt some of their number to extend and put thir articles in sic forme and order as they wald wische them to be past in Parliament, specially in thir heads, viz. That the Assemblie will cause inquyre and cause informe us of the speciall names of the persons culpable in the faults nottit in their last Assemblie halden at Dundie, viz. That the Bischopes and Commissioners may be admonisched to refuse Readers the titles of benefices vaikand since the first day of November last bypast, although presentatione have happinit or happine to be; that the Assemblie declare how many sufficient and weill qualifiet ministers there is presently in Scotland, and in what place they wische them ratherest to serve. And that they give their advyce how the remanent kirks, whereunto ministers cannot be had presently, may be servit, qwhill mair ministers may be had, and that the present auld possessors of the benefices be departit this life. That they give us thair opinione and advyce of that portione of the rents pertayning to the kirks before the alteratione of Religion, qwhilk they think shall fall to us in case all benefices were now vaikand; and in the meine tyme qwhill they be, qwhat We shall have yearlie for the supporte of our estate and publick affaires of our realme. That they consider the forme and proceeding, how the taxt for the speciall meins pairt shall be payit in tyme cuming. As also to make us some licklie and good overture for the personages that shall occupy the place of the speciall estate in our Parliament in tymes cuming, after the decease of the present possessors of the place, in respect of the greit decay of the rents thereof. That they send us their good advyce how ane forme of Judgement may be established, qwhill a Parliament, for calling of persones provydit to benefices sen our coronatione, to be depryvit therefrae upon the clauses irritant conteinit in their provisiones, for not doing their dewties in their vocationes, but leaving their charges and medleing with their secular benefices. That the Assemblie giue their advyce upon the forme of presentation that We shall giue to these to be provydit to benefices, if this order take effect; qwhom to our presentatione shall be direct; qwhat shall be the forme and order of the tryall; and how shall the persone presentit be tryit, and what forme of admissione or collatione? For ane grund thir heads are to be considerit.