The concentration of these sacrifices, the main offering given by private individuals, at a single sanctuary evidently resulted in such large numbers of offers that the space on the north side of the altar, where the animals were killed in the other types of sacrifices, became cramped, hence the specific permit for sacrifice-of-peace offerings were to be killed anywhere within the sanctuary courtyard.
Due to the high volume of private sacrifices offered at a single sanctuary, the space allocated for animal slaughter on the north side of the altar became too small. This led to the establishment of a permit allowing peace offerings to be slaughtered in any part of the sanctuary courtyard.