The Great Council of Venice decrees that, since the Patriarchate of Grado had been receiving poor-quality wine from the Capodistrians, it should be added to the instructions of the podestàs of Koper that only good wine of good quality should henceforth be sent as tribute to the Patriarchate of Grado.
The Great Council of Venice decrees that all the disputes between close family members must be settled by way of third-party mediation and compromise.
The Venetian Great Council creates a number of new administrative posts aimed to be filled by the poorer nobility, among them the podestà of Buzet.
The Venetian Great Council creates a number of new administrative posts that are henceforth to be filled by the Venetian noblemen, among them the rector of Medulin, the podestà of Oprtalj, and the podestà of Dvigrad.