(5) They must look sharply after the district constables and thief-catchers and see that they are diligent and effective.
(6) They must put a stop to the pernicious custom of prefects’ servants taking money in advance from farmers as a bribe to remit in part future government dues.
(7) They shall prevent the sending in of incorrect estimates of the area of taxable land.
(8) They shall see to it that prefects do not receive extra interest on government seed loaned to the people and payable in the autumn after the crop is harvested.
(9) They shall prevent prefects appropriating ginseng which they confiscate from illegal sellers.
(10) They shall prevent the king’s relatives and friends seizing people’s land.
(11) They shall stop the evil custom of prefects withholding the certificate of release from pardoned exiles until they have paid a certain sum of money.
(12) They shall prevent the enlistment of too many men, who thereby claim their living from the government[government] granaries.
(13) They shall see to it that the prefects do not keep the good cloth paid by the people for soldiers’ clothes, and hand over to the soldiers a poorer quality.
(14) They shall prevent creditors compounding interest if a debtor fails to pay on time.