Moreover, on the death of prelates, fitting successors were to be appointed with the advice and approval of the archbishop, without any royal intervention; such action would nullify the election; and lay interference was expressly disclaimed as being outside the limits of the laity's rights.
Additionally, following the passing of senior church officials, suitable candidates were to be selected through consultation with the archbishop, free from royal influence; this choice would render the election null and void; and lay involvement was clearly restricted to their designated rights.