Does the order of const, var, out parameters matter?

I'm refactoring a large procedure and now I'm getting lot's of small procedures, functions with lot's of parameters passed back and forth. And as I would like to keep same/similar performance and refactoring that is maintainable, I'm trying to understand what is best approach so I don't break the code.

This is most common how these new functions look:

function ProcessA(const ProjName,ProjPath:string; 
   ProjID:integer; 
   var ProjDest:string):string;

function ProcessB(const ProjName,ProjPath:string; 
   const ProjID,ProjHID,ProjGID:integer; 
   var ProjDest:string; 
   out ProjDelPath:string):string;

I read lots about const, var, out parameters. Should I order them first all const, then all normal, then var and last out...

Does the order of them matter, at all?

EDIT:

To clarify why the question or if someone uses the same this, I use IDE's Refactor/Extract Method feature that does a good job, but it makes no sense of parameters it puts in place. So, when I was reordering and changing parameter names, I saw the issue with no standard order of types of parameters.