Since the shutting in of sheep and geese on the meadows has currently been performed worse than it has ever been, notwithstanding the strict orders of the inheritors, also mentioned in the latest resolution of 1758, even having installed new inspectors in order to aid the old inspectors, the chairmen of he assembly of the mark and the commissioned inheritors have proposed to the assembly (in order to prevent additional costs and complaints) not to appoint any inspectors anymore, but to qualify all leaseholders and peasants to shut in sheep and geese on the meadows and to be granted the usual fee for shutting in animals; and to order the chairman of the assembly of the mark and the commissioned inheritors (either together or separately) to lend a helping hand to anyone concerned and to proclaim this ruling at church.