How do the petiton of right and the english bill of rights differ in regard of the military

The English bill of rights states that no army should be kept in times of peace without the consent of the Parliament, while in the petitoion of rights the army depended entirely on the crown´s will

Explanation:

The English bill of rights states that no army should be kept in times of peace without the consent of the Parliament, while in the petition of rights the army depended entirely on the crown´s will. Both of this documents were written to take power out of the English crown, before these the King or Queen had absolute power to do as they wanted. After the English bill of rights the Parliament became sovereign, and with this they divided the political power in England.