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1824 Nov r 7 Ch.VX. Ministers Collectively
1824 Nov r 7

Ch.VX. Ministers Collectively

Constitutional Code

§.13 Located Law

Art.21 As to every situation subordinate to

that of Minister there will be two Locators: the initiative

and the confirmative. Exceptions excepted, as to every

office subordinated to his, that is to say sub

Office in his Subdepartment the initiative Locator

as the Minister: confirmative the Prime Minister.

Art.21. Exceptions, if any remain to be excepted by the Legislature.

If in any Subdepartment any initiative

Locator is established other than and subordinate

to the Minister, it will be on account of distance: but

during the interval between the day on which the vacancy

at the place in question takes place and the day on which

information of the confirmative of location, the tive

reaches that same place, the service + belonging to the situation

so vacated, be left unperformed. In this case there will may be two

initiative Locators: temporarily initiative Locator the next superordinate

of this functionary by whose dislocation the vacancy is created: definitively initiative Locator the Minister

Art.22. Examples of Subdepertments in which

a demand for initiative Location in hands other

than those of the Minister and thence for temporarily initiative Location is more particularly

apt to leave place and than if temporarily are the following: to wit,

1. The Army Ministers.

branch

2. The Navy Ministers.

3. The Foreign Relation Ministers

Vacant situation that of a Secretary of Legature Temporarily

initiative Locator the principal Agent. To well bills

of course the power of and obligation of p d locating her

own

In the case of the Army and Navy military functionaries

whosoeverserving at distance so far as regards command are

persons vacancies are filled of course by the establishment

regulation by the relation between rank and rank

Not so in respect of the non Military functionaries possessing

in relation to provision and in war stores. several the persons

in respect of fortified places. functions procurative, custoditive, applicative, reparative and eliminative: nor

The distinction requiring such temporarily initiative Location

to the Legislature
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