Confederation; this right shall not be limited for confessional or economic considerations, nor on account of previous conduct or other police reasons; no tax upon admission or similar tax shall be levied upon either party to a marriage. Freedom of the press is guaranteed; the Confederation may enact penalties against the abuse of the freedom of the press when directed against it or its authorities. The right of petition is guaranteed. No person shall be deprived of his constitutional judge, and there shall consequently be no extraordinary tribunal established.[18] Ecclesiastical jurisdiction is abolished. Suits for personal claims against a solvent debtor having a domicile in Switzerland must be brought before the judge of his domicile; in consequence his property outside the Canton in which he is domiciled may not be attached in suits for personal claims; with reference to foreigners, however, the provisions of the respective international treaties shall apply. Imprisonment for debt is abolished. The exit duty on property is abolished as respects foreign countries, provided reciprocity be observed. The Confederation shall have power to legislate: 1. On civil capacity. 2. On all legal questions relating to commerce and to transactions affecting chattels (law of commercial obligations, including commercial law and law of exchange). 3. On literary and artistic copyright.[19] 4. On the legal collection of debts and on bankruptcy. Capital punishment abolished;[20] corporal punishment is forbidden. The Confederation by law provides for the extradition of accused persons from one Canton to another; nevertheless, extradition shall not be made obligatory for political offences and offences of the press. Measures shall be taken by Federal law for the incorporation of persons without a country.[21] The Confederation has power to expel from its territory foreigners who endanger the internal or external safety of Switzerland. The second chapter embraces the _Federal Authorities_: CHAPTER II. 1. The Federal Assembly or Legislative Department. 2. The Federal Council or Executive Department. 3. The Federal Tribunal or Judicial Department.[22] 4. The Federal Chancellery. It is provided that the duties of Secretary to the Federal Assembly and Federal Council shall be performed by a Federal Chancellery under the direction of a Chancellor of the Confederation. The Chancellor shall be chosen for the term of three years by the Federal Assembly at the same time as the Federal Council. The Chancellery shall be under the special supervision of the Federal Council. 5. Miscellaneous provisions. These are three in number: 1. All that relates to the location of the Federal authorities is a subject to be determined by the Confederation.