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Sounds like it could be a mod conflict, but then I don't really know what the other mod specifically alters, so that might not be true.
Here's the link to the mod if you'd like to check it out:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3455888536
Let me know if you see any problem with this, cheers!
I just checked, and actually - Kislev factions are totally disconnected from the standard Control mechanics now. This means that this mod will not affect them at all, which I think is good, because they are now using a totally different method for public order (and this makes them unique).
That said, after playing with them more we may find that Devotion might need some small adjustments to make it more challenging, in which case I will integrate it into this mod (because it deals with a different type of, what is essentially, Control). But let's see how it plays for a while first. Who knows, it might be perfect.
You could of course edit your own version of the mod to add in tier4 minor settlement effects, then load that version instead.