The bulls that are burned and the hegoats that are burned — when they are burned according to their proper procedure, they are burned in the place of ashes, and they contaminate garments with tumah; but when they are not burned according to their proper procedure, they are burned in the palace precinct, and they do not contaminate garments with tumah.

They would carry them on poles. When those in front have emerged beyond the wall of the Courtyard, and those in the rear have not [yet] emerged, those in the front contaminate [their] garments with tumah, while those in the rear do not contaminate [their] garments with tumah until they emerge. When [both] these and those have emerged, both these and those contaminate [their] garments with tumah. Rabbi Shimon says: Neither these nor those contaminate [their] garments with tumah until the fire catches on to most of them; [and] once the meat has become charred, the one who burns [them] does not contaminate [his] garments with tumah.