In a decree dated October 6, 1430, Bishop Arthur of Clogher outlines a series of statutes aimed at reforming church practices within his diocese. These regulations address the responsibilities of canons, rectors, vicars, and chaplains, including the requirement to contribute to the church's fabric, equitable distribution of ecclesiastical dues, and penalties for misconduct. Key points include the necessity for church officials to reside in their parishes, the management of ecclesiastical lands, and the consequences for those who violate these decrees. The statutes aim to uphold the integrity and functionality of the church of Clogher.