It is convenient that, during the councils and assemblies, there was restraint and courtesy among the neighbours and no one fighted against another person […]; so they agreed that anyone who did not comply with this [rule] and contravened it, speaking loudly […], cursing or threatening [others] or showing any other rude behaviour  […] shall get as a penalty 2 ducados and, if he did not pay, it is allowed to seize a pawn [from him] and sell it, as it has been done until today; and no council member is allowed to leave the assembly before it had concluded unless he had permission, on the same penalty, and if the members of the government [´el Regidor or Regidores´] ordered to keep the council quiet […], this shall be obeyed and everyone shall wait to talk and answer in his corresponding turn […], taking into account the dotage […], on the same penalty.