The governance of our common heath and pasture will always, in any eventuality, be ruled by the decisions and permissions of the meeting of the marke. The levying of taxes is left to the local government of each district, and the local governments will leave each other all freedom to build fences dikes, quays, ditches and waterways, as long as no person is harmed, cut off, or forced to take a longer route. Dredgings are not to be taken off the common land or sold, but it may be transported within the common, in order to improve the land. Also the mowing of sedges and rushes by persons from het Gooi will be decided by the local government. And if any complaints are made, the mediation and judgement of the meeting of the mark will solve these, and all interested parties will have to obey these orders without protest.