The edict outlawed Hussitism and represented a temporary regression for the Kingdom of Poland, which had a long tradition of religious toleration.
Upon the law, participation of citizens of Poland in the Hussite movement was punished as high treason.
Properties of Poles residing in Bohemia were to be confiscated if they did not return to Poland in a defined time.
Another purpose of the edict was to warn citizens of Poland that any contacts with Hussites were to be punished as an offence against the dignity of the King.
All his properties shall be confiscated by our treasury, and his offspring shall be deprived of all honors and status (...) We also forbid all merchants and other persons from transporting all goods, including lead, weapons and foods, to and from Bohemia".