What is a Contingent Order?

An order (order) is a commanding and compulsory official document issued by the state administration and its leaders. It applies to promulgating administrative regulations and rules in accordance with relevant laws; announcing the implementation of major compulsory administrative measures; rewarding relevant units and personnel and revoking inappropriate decisions of lower authorities. Orders must be taken seriously and carefully, and must not be abused or misused. According to the Constitution of the People's Republic of China and the Organic Law of Local People's Congresses at various levels, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, the Prime Minister of the State Council, the ministers of various ministries, and the directors of committees can issue orders. The people's governments of townships, ethnic townships, and towns, and local people's governments at or above the county level may issue orders in accordance with the authority prescribed by law.

[mìng lìng]

Terms: Command

[order; directive] An authoritative directive issued by a superior to a subordinate

Example: Executive Order

The command mìng lìng is interpreted as a verb

[order; command] Specific or daily instructions given by someone with proper authority or authority

Example: Command troops to advance.

Commanding

Commanding mainly refers to the function of the content of the command. The motor oil can only function in lower-level organs or related personnel.

Example: order prohibition

The order (order) consists of the title, number, ordering authority, body, signature and date.

1. Mandatory. Orders (orders) are the most mandatory language in administrative documents. Once issued, the orderee must abide by them unconditionally and execute them quickly and resolutely.

2. authoritative. Higher authorities have statutory authority over lower authorities. Orders (orders) are the most compulsory commanding downward official documents in administrative management activities, which most concentratedly and fully reflect this authority of the issuing authority.

3. Commanding. Commanding mainly means that the content of the command has the function of directing the actions of lower-level organs or related personnel.

Orders (orders) can be divided into announcement orders, administrative orders, and reward orders.

1. Make an order. It means to make an order to do something. Now refers to the instructions issued on the pair.

"Hou Han · Quan Ji 1 · Ming De Ma Queen": "The former mother and sister Jia Shi was also elected, and the Su Zong was born. The emperor had no sons and ordered to raise them." Six: "The commander of the gendarmerie grabbed the loudspeaker and ordered the masses to dissolve quickly."

2. The death of an emperor; a court instrument. Back finger up to down instructions.

"Chu Ci · Tian Wen" "He Qinyu made his feet, and Zhou Zhi's life was consulted." Poetry on the White Rabbit ":" Seeing the peak of the Ao-Ao, the order of the grass is like a rainbow. "Ming Gaoming's" Pipa Ji · Jiangjiu Feng ":" The independent painting hall listens to the order, and it passes under the curtain. "Zhou Erfu "The Morning of Shanghai" Part Two: "According to the orders given by his superiors, he has long wanted to win Xu Yide and Mei Zuoxian." ^[1]