90(10)Behavior
"Bhikkhus,a bhikkhu charged with aggravated misconductTassapapiyasikakamma.The grounds for this penalty are discussed at Vin II85-86.See,too,Thānissaro2007a:549-51,where it is rendered "further-punishment transaction."According to the origin story,this penalty is imposed on a bhikkhu who speaks evasively or reacts aggressively when charged with a grave offense(an offense of the sanghadisesa class)and then admits to it only under pressure.should behave rightly with respect to eight principles.
(1)He should not give full ordination;(2)he should not give dependence; See pp.1732-33,note 1085.(3)he should not have a novice attend upon him;
(4)he should not accept an agreement to serve as an exhorter of bhikkhunis;(5)even if he is agreed upon,he should not exhort bhikkhunis;(6)he should not accept any agreement [to serve asan officer] in the Sangha;(7)he should not be placed in any chief position;(8)he should not give rehabilitation [in a case]with that root. Na ca tena mulena outthapetabbo.Mp says:"He does not get to do an act of rehabilitation [in a case]that takes that root"(tammulamt katvā abbhanakammami katum na labhati).The exact meaning is unclear.I follow Brahmali's suggestion that mula here is "the root offense,"that is,the original offense that led to the formal charge of aggravated misconduct.