Bussy imposed harsh taxation largely on his own personal authority. Receiving many complaints from Protestants and Catholics alike about Bussy's governance, Henri deputised Renaud de Beaune to investigate proceedings in the province. Sensing the mood at court, Bussy took the excuse to temporarily depart from the province, and Henri's representatives could do little to bring justice in the appanage.
Bussy imposed harsh taxes, primarily through his own authority.  Complaints from Protestants and Catholics about Bussy's rule prompted Henri to appoint Renaud de Beaune to investigate the situation. Sensing the political climate, Bussy used the opportunity to temporarily leave the province, leaving Henri's representatives powerless to enforce justice within the territory.