On the basis of information received from the Crown Land Jewish elders, King Jan III reports about rebelling in towns and villages against communities in which they should pay taxes to the state. The King orders them to pay taxes in their communities and orders the Crown Treasury tax-collectors to collect taxes not only in principal communities, but also from Jews living in towns and villages. The king forbids the szlachta lords of towns and villages to protect Jews residing there, particularly in view of the interdictions set in this matter by the Diet (Sejm) constitution of 1673. The king empowers the Crown Land Jewish elders to collect taxes due using every means at their disposal and to punish every Jew attempting to avoid payment. The king endorses relieving of Zelik Józefowicz of Chełm and of his son of the elder duties, as well as the verdict issued against them at the Jewish congress during fair in Jarosław in 1676. The royal chancellery is thereby ordered not to issue any document for Dubno and Łuck Jews who have a standing dispute with the Crown Land elders. This proclamation was adopted at the senate council and is to be announced in castle courts and synagogues.