21. Corcuera prescribes that he be advised of any case for expulsion in order that he may give permission for such expulsion. Expulsion shall take place if it is proved that any collegiate has obtained the beca for sinister reasons, or is not of the proper purity of blood. 22. The collegiates shall live a good moral life under penalty of expulsion. 23. Collegiates shall be preferred in all appointments to the beneficed curacies and in the church dignities. 24. Every day the collegiates shall recite a prayer for the king, besides a responsary for the deceased sovereigns. They shall assemble (as is the custom at San José) twice in the chapel, once on rising in the morning, and the second time at night, at which times the said prayers shall be repeated. 25. The auditor Diego de Rivera shall be the protector of the college, and in his absence, the one who shall be appointed by the government. The governor shall inspect the college annually without the intervention of any ecclesiastic, but he may delegate it to the father provincial of the Society. 26. On the day of the patron saint of the college, the collegiates shall assemble and three of the most capable shall be chosen as assistants to the rector in matters of importance. 27 and 28. The college shall contain archives for the conservation of important papers, and records. 29. The rector shall have especial care of the money assigned for the support of the collegiates. 30. One of the art or theological collegiates shall be elected annually as conciliar, when the number is sufficient to warrant it. 31. If the expenses of the degree of doctor or licentiate in any course reach 400 pesos, counting the fees, theaters, gloves, collations, and other things, the royal collegiates shall pay only half the fees to the doctors and teachers. 32. The senior collegiate in any course shall be graduated before the other students in that course. 33. The college is entrusted to the Jesuits as Corcuera has full confidence in them.