From what rules were Jonas exempted?

In Lois Lowry's "The Giver," Jonas is exempted from certain rules that govern the community, particularly those related to lying and the freedom to ask questions. As the Receiver of Memory, he is allowed to access knowledge and experiences that others cannot, which includes the ability to express his thoughts and feelings openly. This exemption highlights the unique position he holds in the society, as he begins to understand deeper truths about life and emotions.