2. Irish Parliament to have power to levy any other taxes.
3. Ireland to contribute annually to the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom.
(a) £1,466,000 for interest and management of Irish share of National Debt.
(b) £1,466,000 for contribution to Imperial Defence.
(c) £110,000 for contribution to Imperial Civil Services.
(d) £1,000,000 for Irish Constabulary.
4. Contributions 3 (a) to 3 (d) were not to be increased for thirty years, but might be diminished.
5. Irish share of National Debt to be reckoned at £48,000,000, and Irish Sinking Fund to begin at £360,000, increasing by amount of interest released on redeemed portion of debt.
6. Contribution to Imperial Defence and Civil Services not to exceed one-fifteenth of the total cost in any year.
7. Irish contribution to be credited with receipts on account of Crown Revenues in Ireland.