The content of the previous resolution of July 17, 1707, has been resumed and approved of. There have been complaints regarding the collection of peat in the moors, stating that, if one would continue to dig peat as it happened previously, the moors would be exhausted very rapidly. In regard of this, it has been approved that a farmer owning a full share will be allowed to collect peat for 0,5 day, a farmer owning half a share 0,375 day, and a smallholder 0,1875 day. This collection has to be done not in parts, but consecutively. No one will be allowed to bring any of the peat collected to the market, nor will it be allowed to transport this peat to anyone outside of the mark. Those found to be transporting peat to the market, will be fined at 6 guilders per transport. Anyone who will find someone transporting peat to the market or elsewhere will be awarded with 1 guilder. Anyone who has been proven to have transported peat, will be fined at 4 guilders.