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1824 Oct. 14<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><lb/><note>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>Requisitive function<lb/><del>§. 6. Procurative function.</del></note><p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function</p><p>III 1 9.<lb/>Art. 9. In what case the<lb/>Prime Minister may of his<lb/>own authority procures<lb/>for any &amp; what purposes<lb/>any &amp; what article the<lb/>Legislature will determine.<lb/>So in regard to ministers<lb/>&amp; their Sub-ordinates.</p><p>Objects by which the<lb/>line will be drawn, are,<lb/>1. Importance of the Service<lb/>2. Cost of the article.</p><p>III 2. 10.<lb/>Art. 10. In the case of a sub<lb/>ordinate the importance<lb/>of the service will afford no<lb/>reason for giving him the<lb/>power in any other case than<lb/>that by which by his waiting<lb/>for authority from his<lb/>superordinate, the Service to<lb/>which the article was necessary,<lb/>would have been prevented<lb/>from being rendered.</p><p>III 3 11.<lb/>Art. 11. Examples of cases<lb/>in which self supply as<lb/>above may be necessary in<lb/>the situation of a subordinate:<lb/>1. Military necessity in the<lb/><hi rend="underline">land</hi> Defensive Service.<lb/>2. &#x2014; in the <hi rend="underline">Sea</hi> Defensive<lb/>Service &#x2014; See Ch. X<lb/>Defensive Force.<lb/>-----</p><p>IV 1 12.<lb/>Art. 12. Articles of which the<lb/>Legislative will preserve to<lb/>itself the procurement.<lb/><lb/><del>I <gap/></del></p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function<p>I. Persons.<lb/>1. Functionaries in<lb/>augmentation of the land<lb/>defensive.<lb/>2. So of the Sea d<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/>3. &#x2014; of the permanent<lb/>official <add><gap/></add> strength of any<lb/>Sub-department, at<lb/>Government expence.</p><p>IV. 2 13.<lb/>Art. 13. II. Things<lb/>unmoveable. Example.<lb/>
1824 Oct. 14<lb/><head>Constitutional Code</head><lb/><note>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>Requisitive function<lb/><del>§. 6. Procurative function.</del></note><p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function</p><p>III 1 9.<lb/>Art. 9. In what case the<lb/>Prime Minister may of his<lb/>own authority procures<lb/>for any &amp; what purposes<lb/>any &amp; what article the<lb/>Legislature will determine.<lb/>So in regard to ministers<lb/>&amp; their Sub-ordinates.</p><p>Objects by which the<lb/>line will be drawn, are,<lb/>1. Importance of the Service<lb/>2. Cost of the article.</p><p>III 2. 10.<lb/>Art. 10. In the case of a<lb/>subordinate the importance<lb/>of the service will afford no<lb/>reason for giving him the<lb/>power in any other case than<lb/>that by which by his waiting<lb/>for authority from his<lb/>superordinate, the Service to<lb/>which the article was necessary,<lb/>would have been prevented<lb/>from being rendered.</p><p>III 3 11.<lb/>Art. 11. Examples of cases<lb/>in which self supply as<lb/>above may be necessary in<lb/>the situation of a subordinate:<lb/>1. Military necessity in the<lb/><hi rend="underline">land</hi> Defensive Service.<lb/>2. &#x2014; in the <hi rend="underline">Sea</hi> Defensive<lb/>Service &#x2014; See Ch. X<lb/>Defensive Force.<lb/>-----</p><p>IV 1 12.<lb/>Art. 12. Articles of which the<lb/>Legislative will preserve to<lb/>itself the procurement.<lb/><lb/><del>I <gap/></del></p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function<p>I. Persons.<lb/>1. Functionaries in<lb/>augmentation of the land<lb/>defensive.<lb/>2. So of the Sea d<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/>3. &#x2014; of the permanent<lb/>official <add><gap/></add> strength of any<lb/>Sub-department, at<lb/>Government expence.</p><p>IV. 2 13.<lb/>Art. 13. II. Things<lb/>unmoveable. Example.<lb/>
1. Fortifications: Such<lb/>excepted ad in times of war<lb/>actual or immediately<lb/>apprehended, need may have<lb/>place before answer could<lb/>probably come from<lb/>competent authority to applications<lb/>petitive or rogative.<lb/>2. <gap/> etc. for navigable<lb/>vessels.<lb/>3. Naval Storehouses.<lb/>4. Works belonging to the<lb/>Interior Communication<lb/>Minister, &amp; incidentally the<lb/>Sublegislature &#x2014; Roads,<lb/>Canals, etc.<lb/>4. Official Houses.<lb/>-----</p><p>IV 3. 14.<lb/>Art. 14. III. Things moveable &#x2014;<lb/>Examples<lb/>1. Navigable vessels, to a<lb/>certain Size, with their<lb/>appurtenances &amp; stores, in<lb/>addition to the ordinary<lb/>establishment.<lb/>2. Arms, ammunition,<lb/>military clothes, &amp; subsistence<lb/>in addition to d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Members Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function<lb/><gap/> Sheet<p>VI 15.<lb/>Art. 15. For the procurement<lb/>of all such articles<lb/>mandate from the Legislature<lb/>to the proper<lb/>functionary will be a<lb/>necessary warrant.</p><p>V 2 16.<lb/>Art. 16. On each occasion,<lb/>the determination,<lb/>between the modes of<lb/>procurement will either be<lb/>made by the Legislature<lb/>or left to the Minister.<lb/>So in the case of articles<lb/>needed by Sub-Legislatures<lb/>within their respective<lb/>competencies.</p><p>To this determination<lb/>will be directed the exercise<lb/>given to the Statistic <del><gap/></del><lb/><note>followed by the regulation<lb/>and exception excepted<lb/><del><gap/></del> publication functions.</note><lb/>kindred &amp; consequent <del>function</del><lb/>as per §. 8.</p><p>V S.<lb/><gap/> Sheet<lb/>Art. 17. Cases in which<lb/>between mode and mode of<lb/>procurement as to certain<lb/>articles antagonization may<lb/>have place &#x2014; examples.<lb/>1. Army &amp; Navy, arms &amp;<lb/>ammunition, between fabrication<lb/>&amp; purchase.<lb/>2. Navy &#x2014; navigable vessels<lb/>between fabrication, purchase<lb/>&amp; hire.<lb/>3. Health Subdepartment<lb/>as to various medicines<lb/>between fabrication &amp; purchase.<lb/>4. All Subdepartments as<lb/>to Buildings, between fabrication,<lb/>purchase &amp; hire: as to<lb/>fabrication between Gov<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">t</hi><lb/>account &amp; Contract.</p><p>V 4 18.<lb/>Art. 18. On what individual<lb/>occasions in what<lb/>subdepartments without<lb/>warrant from Prime Minister<lb/>a Minister may procure<lb/>for the Service of his<lb/>Subdepartment any &amp; what articles<lb/>Legislature will determine: &amp;<lb/>So as to Subordinate functionaries:<lb/>always understood that of all<lb/>articles so procured, entry will<lb/>be made to the Register Book<lb/>of the Office.</p>
1. Fortifications: Such<lb/>excepted as in times of war<lb/>actual or immediately<lb/>apprehended, need may have<lb/>place before answer could<lb/>probably come from<lb/>competent authority to applications<lb/>petitive or rogative.<lb/>2. <gap/> etc. for navigable<lb/>vessels.<lb/>3. Naval Storehouses.<lb/>4. Works belonging to the<lb/>Interior Communication<lb/>Minister, &amp; incidentally the<lb/>Sublegislature &#x2014; Roads,<lb/>Canals, etc.<lb/>4. Official Houses.<lb/>-----</p><p>IV 3. 14.<lb/>Art. 14. III. Things moveable &#x2014;<lb/>Examples<lb/>1. Navigable vessels, to a<lb/>certain Size, with their<lb/>appurtenances &amp; stores, in<lb/>addition to the ordinary<lb/>establishment.<lb/>2. Arms, ammunition,<lb/>military clothes, &amp; subsistence<lb/>in addition to d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Members Collectively<lb/>§. 6. Procurative function<lb/><gap/> Sheet<p>VI 15.<lb/>Art. 15. For the procurement<lb/>of all such articles<lb/>mandate from the Legislature<lb/>to the proper<lb/>functionary will be a<lb/>necessary warrant.</p><p>V 2 16.<lb/>Art. 16. On each occasion,<lb/>the determination,<lb/>between the modes of<lb/>procurement will either be<lb/>made by the Legislature<lb/>or left to the Minister.<lb/>So in the case of articles<lb/>needed by Sub-Legislatures<lb/>within their respective<lb/>competencies.</p><p>To this determination<lb/>will be directed the exercise<lb/>given to the Statistic <del><gap/></del><lb/><note>followed by the regulation<lb/>and exception excepted<lb/><del><gap/></del> publication functions.</note><lb/>kindred &amp; consequent <del>function</del><lb/>as per §. 8.</p><p>V S.<lb/><gap/> Sheet<lb/>Art. 17. Cases in which<lb/>between mode and mode of<lb/>procurement as to certain<lb/>articles antagonization may<lb/>have place &#x2014; examples.<lb/>1. Army &amp; Navy, arms &amp;<lb/>ammunition, between fabrication<lb/>&amp; purchase.<lb/>2. Navy &#x2014; navigable vessels<lb/>between fabrication, purchase<lb/>&amp; hire.<lb/>3. Health Subdepartment<lb/>as to various medicines<lb/>between fabrication &amp; purchase.<lb/>4. All Subdepartments as<lb/>to Buildings, between fabrication,<lb/>purchase &amp; hire: as to<lb/>fabrication between Gov<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">t</hi><lb/>account &amp; Contract.</p><p>V 4 18.<lb/>Art. 18. On what individual<lb/>occasions in what<lb/>subdepartments without<lb/>warrant from Prime Minister<lb/>a Minister may procure<lb/>for the Service of his<lb/>Subdepartment any &amp; what articles<lb/>Legislature will determine: &amp;<lb/>So as to Subordinate functionaries:<lb/>always understood that of all<lb/>articles so procured, entry will<lb/>be made to the Register Book<lb/>of the Office.</p>





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1824 Oct. 14
Constitutional Code
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively
Requisitive function
§. 6. Procurative function.

Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively
§. 6. Procurative function

III 1 9.
Art. 9. In what case the
Prime Minister may of his
own authority procures
for any & what purposes
any & what article the
Legislature will determine.
So in regard to ministers
& their Sub-ordinates.

Objects by which the
line will be drawn, are,
1. Importance of the Service
2. Cost of the article.

III 2. 10.
Art. 10. In the case of a
subordinate the importance
of the service will afford no
reason for giving him the
power in any other case than
that by which by his waiting
for authority from his
superordinate, the Service to
which the article was necessary,
would have been prevented
from being rendered.

III 3 11.
Art. 11. Examples of cases
in which self supply as
above may be necessary in
the situation of a subordinate:
1. Military necessity in the
land Defensive Service.
2. — in the Sea Defensive
Service — See Ch. X
Defensive Force.
-----

IV 1 12.
Art. 12. Articles of which the
Legislative will preserve to
itself the procurement.

I


---page break---
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively
§. 6. Procurative function

I. Persons.
1. Functionaries in
augmentation of the land
defensive.
2. So of the Sea d<hi rend="superscript">o
3. — of the permanent
official strength of any
Sub-department, at
Government expence.

IV. 2 13.
Art. 13. II. Things
unmoveable. Example.
1. Fortifications: Such
excepted as in times of war
actual or immediately
apprehended, need may have
place before answer could
probably come from
competent authority to applications
petitive or rogative.
2. etc. for navigable
vessels.
3. Naval Storehouses.
4. Works belonging to the
Interior Communication
Minister, & incidentally the
Sublegislature — Roads,
Canals, etc.
4. Official Houses.
-----

IV 3. 14.
Art. 14. III. Things moveable —
Examples
1. Navigable vessels, to a
certain Size, with their
appurtenances & stores, in
addition to the ordinary
establishment.
2. Arms, ammunition,
military clothes, & subsistence
in addition to do.


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Ch. IX. Members Collectively
§. 6. Procurative function
Sheet

VI 15.
Art. 15. For the procurement
of all such articles
mandate from the Legislature
to the proper
functionary will be a
necessary warrant.

V 2 16.
Art. 16. On each occasion,
the determination,
between the modes of
procurement will either be
made by the Legislature
or left to the Minister.
So in the case of articles
needed by Sub-Legislatures
within their respective
competencies.

To this determination
will be directed the exercise
given to the Statistic
followed by the regulation
and exception excepted
publication functions.

kindred & consequent function
as per §. 8.

V S.
Sheet
Art. 17. Cases in which
between mode and mode of
procurement as to certain
articles antagonization may
have place — examples.
1. Army & Navy, arms &
ammunition, between fabrication
& purchase.
2. Navy — navigable vessels
between fabrication, purchase
& hire.
3. Health Subdepartment
as to various medicines
between fabrication & purchase.
4. All Subdepartments as
to Buildings, between fabrication,
purchase & hire: as to
fabrication between Gov<hi rend="superscript">t
account & Contract.

V 4 18.
Art. 18. On what individual
occasions in what
subdepartments without
warrant from Prime Minister
a Minister may procure
for the Service of his
Subdepartment any & what articles
Legislature will determine: &
So as to Subordinate functionaries:
always understood that of all
articles so procured, entry will
be made to the Register Book
of the Office.




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1824-10-14

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038

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constitutional code

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284

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ch. ix ministers collectively / procurative function

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richard doane

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j whatman turkey mill 1824

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jonathan blenman

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jeremy bentham

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1824

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