 On 8 September 1278, after long negotiations, the count and the bishop concluded a paréage, a form of condominium, over the disputed country.Though slightly modified a little later (the same year), the paréage remains the governing system of Andorra to this day, though the office of Count of Foix has devolved to the Presidency of France since that time.In Spring 1280, the long-stewing conflict between Roger-Bernard and Peter of Aragon broke out into open rebellion.