(4) The affairs of the Royal Household shall be kept quite distinct from the general government.
(5) The duties of Ministers and other officials shall be clearly defined.
(6) Taxes shall be regulated by law and additions to them are forbidden.
(7) The assessment, collection and disbursement of the national revenue shall be in the hands of the Finance Department.
(8) The expenses of the Royal Household shall be reduced, that the example may become a law to the other departments.
(9) An annual budget shall be made out so as to regulate the management of the revenue.
(10) The laws governing local officials shall be speedily revised in order that their various functions may be differentiated.
(11) Intelligent young men shall be sent to foreign countries to study.
(12) A method for the instruction of military officers and a mode of enlistment for soldiers shall be determined upon.
(13) Civil and criminal law must be clearly defined and strictly adhered to and imprisonment and fines in excess of the law are prohibited.