 The Reformation settlement of 1567 was much more firmly Calvinist than that of 1560.The Assembly set out a programme of reform that included the ratification of the legislation of 1560, better provision of the ministry, new resources and manpower for the parishes, a purge of the teachers in the universities and schools, and a closer relationship with parliament.A parliament was called in December, which allowed the acts passed by the Reformation Parliament to be ratified.